Razorlight add dates to 2023 UK tour

7 December 2022, 10:37 | Updated: 7 December 2022, 10:41

By Radio X

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Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows, Björn Ågren and Carl Delemo - are heading out on tour for the first time in a decade and have added fresh dates.

Razorlight have announced details of a UK tour for 2023 - which will see the "classic" line-up of the band perform live for the first time in ten years on their Razor What? Tour.

Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows, Björn Ågren and Carl Delemo will hit the road in April next year for a string of dates that includes shows at Albert Hall Manchester, Rock City Nottingham and O2 Academy Brixton.

Now, due to demand further dates have been added in the likes of Cardiff, Liverpool and Edinburgh.

Tickets for Razorlight's new dates go on sale this Friday 9th December from 9am at

Taking to Twitter, the Up All Night rockers added "We’re also so pleased that our shows in Newcastle, Glasgow, Manchester and Norwich have SOLD OUT which means this is going to be a mega month for us. We can’t wait to see you all!"

Razorlight UK Tour Dates 2023

• 7th April - Cardiff, University Great Hall - NEW DATE ADDED
• 8th April - Brighton, Dome - NEW DATE ADDED
• 10th April - Lincoln, The Engine Shed - NEW DATE ADDED
• 11th April - The Assembly Rooms - NEW DATE ADDED
• 13th April - Liverpool, Mountford Hall - NEW DATE ADDED
• 14th April - O2 Academy, Birmingham
• 15th April - NX, Newcastle - SOLD OUT
• 17th April - O2 Academy, Leeds
• 18th April - Barrowland, Glasgow - SOLD OUT
• 19th April - Albert Hall, Manchester - SOLD OUT
• 21st April - Rock City, Nottingham
• 22nd April - UEA , Norwich - SOLD OUT
• 23rd April - The Leadmill, Sheffield
• 25th April - O2 Academy, Oxford
• 26th April - O2 Academy, Bristol
• 28th April - O2 Academy, Bournemouth
• 29th April - O2 Academy Brixton, London

Drummer Burrows left the band in 2009 while Ågren and Dalemo quit in 2011, but the line-up that recorded 2006's self-titled album and Slipway Fires from 2008 reconvened in June 2021 for a special streamed concert.

“My trust with Andy was at absolute zero so to get that back was really inspiring,” Borrell said in a statement. “That’s never happened before and it made me think a lot about my life, like if I can get my trust back with Andy, I could do it with anybody.”

The story of the band's reunion and reconciliation has been told in the documentary Razorlight: Fall To Pieces, which premiered at the Raindance Film Festival at the end of October.

Razorlight: Fall To Pieces [Documentary Trailer]

“I had to go and chat with Johnny and make things good,” added Burrows. “If I didn’t, I’d have gone on thinking about it for the rest of my life, that we should’ve met up, we should’ve played together again, it was too special to leave behind.”

He went on: “While our relationship hasn’t always been plain sailing, when Johnny and I sit down to write music together, there’s a magic that happens. I’m so grateful to have him and the band back in my life."

The tour announcement comes as the band ready a new compilation, titled Razorwhat? The Best Of Razorlight.

The collection, which is released on 9th December, will bring together eleven of their best tracks and two news songs, You Are Entering The Human Heart and Violence Forever?. It's available to pre-order here.