The Mission

It gives us great pleasure to announce a run of five Mission shows in the UK for October, 2023. The newly confirmed shows mark the end, The Last Daze, of our 18 month Deja Vu World Tour that kicked off in Brighton in March 2022.

The Mission will be appearing in October at:

• Nottingham Rock City on Tuesday 24th
• Glasgow SWG3 TV Studio on Wednesday 25th
• Manchester 02 Ritz on Thursday 26th
• Tomorrow’s Ghosts Festival (headlining) at Whitby Pavilion on Friday 27th
• & bringing the tour to its conclusion at London Roundhouse on Saturday 28th

Our very special guests for the Manchester and London shows will be our good friends, Theatre of Hate. They will also be appearing with us at TGF in Whitby.

Tickets go on presale at 10am tomorrow, Thursday 23rd February, with tickets going on general sale 24 hours later at 10am on Friday 24th. Here are the ticket links for the pre-sales:

Nottingham: Pre sale – https://www.alttickets.com/the-mission-tickets-presale-2575

Glasgow: Pre sale – https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/

Manchester: Pre sale – https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk

Whitby: See Tickets – https://www.seetickets.com/

London: Pre sale – https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/

Wayne says of the new dates: “It was always going to make sense that we finish up this world tour on home turf, back where we started all those months ago. We’ll be looking forward to it, I’m sure, and I’m particularly looking forward to the Roundhouse show myself, having never played at that venerable venue previously where so many greats have played. I’m sure it’ll be an emotional and epic night. As will all the dates. It is great to go around the world and play to different audiences from different cultures and we have enjoyed some wonderful experiences doing so over the last year, with tons more to come I’m hoping in Europe in the Spring and North America in early Autumn, but there is nothing quite like playing to our home crowd and understanding the barracking they give us. When I understand what they’re shouting at us I can reply in kind, unlike in foreign climes where I just assume everybody is shouting ‘we love you, Wayne!’ Perhaps they’re not but that’s how I prefer to understand it. All joking aside I can’t think of a better way to finish this chapter of the band’s story than playing these UK shows, and to end it at the Roundhouse somehow seems fitting.”