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Enter Shikari Announce Hiatus at End of 2027
Enter Shikari have announced an indefinite hiatus starting at the end of 2027, alongside plans for upcoming music and tours.
Enter Shikari have announced that they will go on an indefinite hiatus at the end of 2027. The band stated that they have no plans beyond 2027 and will stop all recording and performing activities at that time. They noted that this period of stopped activity could eventually lead to either a restart or a complete end. Enter Shikari expressed that they are not considering breaking up, but they currently have no plans that extend past 2027. The year 2027 will mark the 20th anniversary of the release of their debut album, Take To The Skies.
Despite the upcoming hiatus, Enter Shikari announced that they are working on new music and have completed a new shoot. The band has arranged festival dates across Europe and North America, and they plan to announce United States concerts for January. Enter Shikari also clarified that they will not hold a farewell world tour before their activity stops.
Formed in 1999 under the name Hybryd, the St Albans group will tour the United Kingdom in November. Since their formation in 1999, Enter Shikari have released six top 10 albums in the UK.
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