DOMINIC FIKE ANNOUNCES FIRST-EVER UK SHOWS AS PART OF THE DON’T STARE AT THE SUN TOUR

Dominic Fike has announced his first-ever UK tour dates as part of the Don’t Stare At The Sun tour! Dominic’s tour begins on September 19th in Glasgow and will take him to Manchester, Birmingham, and London. Fans can pre-order his upcoming album Sunburn below, which includes access to pre-sale tour tickets.

The Don’t Stare At The Sun UK dates will follow the North American leg of the tour, which begins on July 13th.

Dominic will perform his upcoming album Sunburn, 2020’s critically acclaimed What Could Possibly Go Wrong?, and the Don’t Forget About Me Demos EP, which spawned his Double Platinum selling single “3 Nights,” which peaked at #3 in the Official Charts.

Tour Dates:

• September 19th – Glasgow – O2 Academy Glasgow
• September 20th – Manchester – O2 Victoria Warehouse
• September 22nd – Birmingham – O2 Academy
• September 23rd – London – Eventim Apollo

Fike’s rise since has been the kind only seen once or twice per generation, with everyone from The Fader to The New Yorker hailing him as “the future of pop music” for his fusion of hip-hop and sun-damaged rock that spawned a #1 on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart and subsequent collaborations with Paul McCartney, Justin Bieber, Halsey, Omarosa, and others.

While Dom quickly developed a devoted fanbase for his music – as evidenced by his sold-out debut North American Rain Or Shine tour in 2019 – his profile skyrocketed when he landed the role of Elliot, a fan favorite in season 2 of HBO’s Euphoria.

Fike could have worked with any number of super-producers and songwriters for his upcoming sophomore album Sunburn, he chose to go back to his roots and visit his native Florida in order to write a love letter to the challenging place where he was raised.

Sunburn is a collection of 14 ruthlessly honest dispatches about heartbreak and regret, addiction, sex, and jealousy, produced by Devin Workman and Jim-E-Stack (Bon Iver, Caroline Polachek).

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