Erasure's Andy Bell will be supporting the release of a new solo album, Ten Crowns, with a run of shows across the UK in May 2025.

The shows will feature songs from the new album and favourites from Andy's solo catalogue alongside plenty of Erasure hits, and will see Andy performing with a live band.

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of their debut album in 2026, Erasure - who is currently working on new material - are one the world's most successful, beloved and influential pop acts of all time, and have released 25 hit albums (five of which topped the UK charts) as well as 35 hit singles, including "2A Little Respect", "Sometimes", "Blue Savannah", "Love To Hate You", "Always" and "Breathe".

Hifi Sean & David McAlmont will support Andy Bell

HiFi Sean and David McAlmont each bring a rich musical legacy to their collaboration. Sean made his name with The Soup Dragons and later as a DJ and electronic artist, while McAlmont is best known for his soaring vocals on “Yes” by McAlmont & Butler—often hailed as one of the greatest pop songs of all time.

Their partnership began with Sean’s 2019 album FT, which featured McAlmont alongside artists like Alan Vega, Bootsy Collins, and Crystal Waters. The single “Testify” (ft. Crystal Waters) topped the US Dance Chart and landed on BBC Radio 2’s A List.

Working remotely via WhatsApp, email, and Dropbox, they crafted songs without a studio—just a laptop, plug-ins, and a London tower block with sweeping city views. McAlmont, who dislikes studio settings, thrived in the atmospheric space, while Sean adapted effortlessly.

Their debut, HAPPY ENDING, blended electronic, psychedelic soul with elements like an eighty-piece Bollywood orchestra recorded in Bangalore. Their second album, DAYLIGHT (2024), was a sunlit journey of euphoria, followed by TWILIGHT (2025), a warmer, introspective sonic portrait of the darker months.