London, UK – British music icon and trailblazer Dizzee Rascal is set to electrify UK stages once again with the We Want Bass Tour, a no-holds-barred celebration of bass, beats, and raw energy. Kicking off in Newcastle on 19th November, the tour will storm through 11 cities, including The Telegraph Building. Belfast.
From grime bangers to chart-topping anthems, Dizzee is primed to deliver a career-spanning set filled with classic cuts and new surprises and promises to be a must-see for fans old and new.
“This one’s for the ravers, the real ones, the bass lovers,” says Dizzee. “We’re bringing the energy back to the stage – loud, live, and direct.”
WE WANT BASS – UK TOUR DATES
Tuesday 19 November – NX, Newcastle
Wednesday 20 November – The Telegraph Building, Belfast
Sunday 23 November – Academy 1, Birmingham
Monday 24 November – Corn Exchange, Edinburgh
Wednesday 26 November – Rock City, Nottingham
Thursday 27 November – The Octagon, Sheffield
Sunday 30 November – The Great Hall, Cardiff
Monday 1 December – O2 Academy, Bristol
Wednesday 3 December – Concorde 2, Brighton
Friday 5 December – Troxy , London
Monday 8 December – The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA, Norwich
DIZZEE RASCAL ANNOUNCES UK “WE WANT BASS” TOUR THIS NOVEMBER–DECEMBER
The Telegraph Building, Building: 20 November
Ticket go on sale Friday 19 September from 10am: www.ticketmaster.ie
With early access for fans who sign up via www.dizzeerascal.co.uk
VIP packages and exclusive tour merch will also be available.
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