Faithless set to perform first live show in eight years at London's Roundhouse

Faithless have announced they will be playing their first live show in eight years, at the London Roundhouse.

Kicking off in London Faithless is set to perform in Belgium next, Luxembourg and Amsterdam before heading up three major UK festivals: Glastonbury, Wildness and Bestival.

Alongside live performances, the group have indicated plans for new music, further details for which are yet to be announced.

"Even during Maxi’s long illness we recorded and released ‘All Blessed’", they said. "Now finally, 8 years after our last live performance, we are returning to festival stages across the summer"

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The Roundhouse show will mark the first time the electronic group have performed together since the passing of vocalist, Maxi Jazz in 2022.

Maxi Jazz, made up one-third of the trio and penned the iconic hit 1995 song 'Insomnia'.

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Faithless spoke on the significant timing of the show writing "Some shows have already been announced but we couldn't start the summer without a little personal note. Maxi died just over a year ago and obviously we miss him every day".

Faithless' last live show took place at London's Brixton Academy April 8 and was broadcast live in cinemas in what the band called "a goodbye", to their fans.

After a 15-year career, the 'insomnia' music group went their separate ways in 2011 after releasing their sixth album, 'The Dance' in 2010.

Tickets will be available from Friday 26.

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