Aurora announces Wembley Arena gig as part of new 2025 European tour

Aurora has announced a new London show as part of her 2025 European tour – you can find all the details below.

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The Norwegian artist is due to embark on “part five” of her ‘What Happened To The Earth?’ tour next spring in support of her fifth album ‘What Happened To The Heart?’, out tomorrow (June 7).

She’ll begin the run of dates in Stockholm on April 28 before visiting Copenhagen (29), Amsterdam (May 1), Paris (5) and Madrid (7). The tour will also include a headline gig at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on May 3.

“‘What Happened To The Earth?’ Part 5!! (YES 5) takes place next year!!!” Aurora wrote on social media. “I couldn’t be more excited!!! It’s going to be wonderful.”

Tickets go on general sale at 10am BST next Wednesday (June 12) – you’ll be able to buy yours here (London) and here (Europe). Alternatively, fans can access a presale at the same time on Monday (10).

Aurora will be playing concerts in the UK and Europe this autumn, as well as performing at the National Stadium in Dublin on June 26. Later this month, she’ll make an appearance on The Park Stage at Glastonbury 2024.

'What Happened To The Earth?' Part 5!! (YES 5 ) takes place next year!!! I couldn't be more excited!!! It's going to be wonderful.

Pre-sale begins @ 10am Local on 10th June
General sale begins @ 10am Local on 12th June.

Dates and links on https://t.co/2ohhmHbuso pic.twitter.com/VocHYvHyQK

— AURORA (@AURORAmusic) June 5, 2024

Aurora’s upcoming UK and Ireland headline dates are:

JUNE 2024
26 – National Stadium, Dublin

OCTOBER 2024
02 – Royal Albert Hall, London
04 – O2 Apollo, Manchester
05 – Usher Hall, Edinburgh

MAY 2025
03 – OVO Arena Wembley, London (new date)

What Happened To The Heart?’ marks Aurora’s first full-length project since her 2022 LP ‘The Gods We Can Touch’ (pre-order here). 

The singer-songwriter and producer recently told NME about the time she asked The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands to “puke vomit all over” a song on the album.

“We feel like two little aliens walking around, and we have the same hunger for something exceptional,” she said when discussing her work with Rowlands. “I’m really grateful. I texted him one evening just saying, ‘Tom – puke vomit all over my song please’. And he did, for like four hours.”

She also expanded on the record’s title and themes, saying: “People knew that love is [in the heart], family is here, pain in here; we’ve known this for so many years. In ancient indigenous cultures, the heart was a symbol of spirituality: the gateway between us all.

“But what happened to the heart? It’s the most important, beautiful and sad question I’ve ever wondered in my life.”

You can watch the full video interview with Aurora for NME‘s ‘In Conversation’ series above.

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