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Enter Shikari to Take Hiatus at the End of 2027
Enter Shikari announced that they will take a hiatus at the end of 2027, which could lead to the complete end of the band.
Enter Shikari have announced that they will take a hiatus at the end of 2027. The band explained that this decision to take a hiatus could lead to the complete end of the group. In their announcement, Enter Shikari also stated that they will not announce a farewell tour before this planned break at the end of 2027 takes place.
The St Albans-based band was originally formed in 1999 under the name Hybryd. Enter Shikari are scheduled to embark on a tour in the United Kingdom in November. Following the United Kingdom dates, the band will also tour in Europe and in the United States next year. In addition to these upcoming tour plans, the band stated that they are currently working on new music, and they noted that they have another project that they have just finished filming.
Since their formation in 1999, the St Albans-based group has achieved six United Kingdom top 10 albums. Among these releases is the album A Kiss for the Whole World, which reached number one in 2023. Over the years since 1999, Enter Shikari have also released hit singles, with titles that include Anything Can Happen in the Next Half, Juggernauts, and Sssnakepit.
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