Frost* have announced a six-date UK tour for spring 2027, marking the band’s first live shows in five years.
The run will celebrate two key milestones in the group’s catalogue: the 20th anniversary of Milliontown and the 10th anniversary of Falling Satellites. According to the announcement, the shows will feature a two-hour set drawing from all five Frost* albums and will also include the live debut of Life In The Wires.
Tickets go on sale Friday, October 2 at 10am UK time.
Jem Godfrey said the band plan to play material from across their discography, adding: “It’s going to be the longest set we’ve ever played.”
Alongside the live return, Frost* are also preparing new studio updates connected to the two anniversary releases. The band are working on a re-recorded version of Milliontown featuring Jem Godfrey, John Mitchell, Nathan King and Craig Blundell. An updated recording of Falling Satellites is also planned for a later release.
The newly announced dates are being presented as a celebration of both albums while bringing the band’s most recent record, Life In The Wires, to the stage for the first time.