Get ready to embark on a nostalgic yet innovative musical journey with Travis, as they hit the road for their 'Raze The Bar Tour' in celebration of their tenth studio album, 'L.A Times.' This tour marks a significant milestone—25 years since the release of their breakthrough album, 'The Man Who.' Fans across the UK will be treated to unforgettable performances at iconic venues like Rock City in Nottingham, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London, and O2 City Hall Newcastle. Join us as we delve into the details of this momentous tour and what makes it a must-see event.

Travis: Celebrating 25 Years of Musical Mastery on the 'Raze The Bar' Tour

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Every great picture tells a story. It’s an adage borne out dramatically by the stunning cover art of Travis’s tenth studio album 'L.A. Times’. Echoing some of their most beloved records – The Man Who, The Invisible Band and The Boy With No Name – we’re once again greeted by the sight of four distant figures, dwarfed to the point of imperceptibility by their vast surroundings. And yet, there beneath the concrete and glitter of downtown Los Angeles at night, there’s something powerful about the fact that these are the same four musicians who first came to prominence in 1996 with their debut EP ‘All I  Want To Do Is Rock’. An unbroken line-up for an unbroken band – Fran Healy (vocals, guitar); Andy Dunlop (guitar); Dougie Payne (bass); Neil Primrose (drums) – the coordinates of their extraordinary journey together marked by this latest in a series of arresting images by world-renowned photographer Stefan Ruiz (New York Times, The New Yorker, Vogue, Time).

Webster Hall

Travis, the iconic British rock band formed in Glasgow in 1990, has left an indelible mark on the music scene with their evocative melodies and introspective lyrics. Comprised of frontman Fran Healy, guitarist Andy Dunlop, bassist Dougie Payne, and drummer Neil Primrose, the band gained widespread recognition in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their breakthrough album, The Man Who (1999), propelled them to international stardom with hit singles like “Why Does It Always Rain on Me?” and “Driftwood.” This album’s melancholic yet hopeful tone resonated deeply with audiences, establishing Travis as a defining voice of the post-Britpop era.

Travis: Raze The Bar Tour

The Concert Hall

Written and recorded across a globe-spanning variety of inspiring locations from London to Berlin, New York and rural Norway, with input from some of pop’s top producers, Travis’s seventh album Where You Stand isn’t exactly the work of a new young band with limited resources fearlessly delivering a remarkable debut. So why does it sound like it could be?

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Commodore Ballroom

McMenamins Crystal Ballroom

Glasgow’s multiple BRIT and Ivor Novello-winning songwriting giants Travis head out on their ‘Raze The Bar Tour’ in support of their tenth studio album L.A Times, a bold new era for Travis and an incredible achievement; 25 years since their huge breakthrough No.1 album, The Man Who.

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