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Frank Turner to Pause Live Shows After 2027
Frank Turner will pause his live performances indefinitely following the tenth and final Lost Evenings festival at London's OVO Arena Wembley in November 2027.
The tenth and final edition of the Lost Evenings festival has been scheduled to take place between November 4 and November 7, 2027, at the OVO Arena Wembley in London. The four concerts scheduled at the London venue will serve as Frank Turner's final live shows for the foreseeable future. Addressing the decision, Turner clarified that stepping away from touring life is not a permanent retirement, but an indefinite hiatus from performing live concerts.
The Lost Evenings festival originally began in 2017, when the first edition of the event was held at the Roundhouse in London. Across the four dates at OVO Arena Wembley, Turner and The Sleeping Souls are set to take the stage with a different setlist for each individual night. The upcoming series of shows marks Turner's return to the London arena where he staged his first arena concert back in 2012. Furthermore, one pound from every weekend ticket sold will be donated to three different charities and organizations through PLUS1.
In May 2024, Turner released his tenth studio album, titled Undefeated, on the Xtra Mile label. During that same month, Turner broke a world record by playing 15 concerts across 15 different towns within a 24-hour period.
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