Yeah Yeah Yeahs announce 25th anniversary tour dates

The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, a well-known indie rock band, will reunite for a tour to celebrate their 25th anniversary. The tour, titled "Hidden in Pieces," starts in June and will include performances in the UK and the US. This will be the band's first tour in two years. They expressed their excitement in a statement, saying they want to reconnect with fans. The band plans to play both popular hits and lesser-known songs from their past. They hinted at unique arrangements and the inclusion of acoustic instruments in their performances. The tour will kick off in Manchester, England, and then move to cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Nashville, Chicago, and New York City. The group will perform at smaller venues to create an intimate experience. Fans can expect to hear favorites like "Heads Will Roll" and "Maps," as well as some deep cuts. Tickets for the shows will go on sale on Friday, March 21. Due to high demand, fans are encouraged to check platforms like Vivid Seats and StubHub for availability. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, led by singer Karen O, last released their album "Cool It Down" in 2022 after a long break. The band has enjoyed lasting popularity since they formed in New York in 2000.