Where is Soft Machine touring in 2024-2025?

Soft Machine 2024-2025 Tour Dates: Feb 02 - London, UK - New Cross Inn Feb 07 - Guildford, UK - The Boileroom Feb 15 - Cheltenham, UK - DEYA Brewing Company Feb 18 - Leeds, UK - The Old Woollen Feb 19 - Manchester, UK - Band On The Wall Feb 21 - Brighton And Hove, UK - Chalk Jun 14 - Phoenix, AZ - The Rhythm Room Jun 24 - Oakland, CA - Yoshi's Jun 28 - Eugene, OR - Wow Hall Sep 28 - Rochester, NY - Lovin' Cup Oct 01 - Toronto, ON - The Garrison Nov 29 - Sutton, UK - The Sound Lounge (Sutton) Mar 04, 2025 - Manchester, UK - Band On The Wall

Who is Soft Machine Touring With in 2024-2025?

This is a solo tour of Soft Machine.

When is Soft Machine's Next Concert?

The next Soft Machine concert will take place on Sep 28, 2024, at Lovin' Cup in Rochester.

Soft Machine Tour 2024-2025, Concert Schedule & Tickets

Concert Schedule (4)

Sat, 8:00 PM Sep 28 2024	Soft Machine: presented by Bop Shop Records Lovin' Cup - Rochester, NY	Ticketweb · $30
Tue, 7:30 PM Oct 1 2024	Soft Machine The Garrison - Toronto, ON	StubHub
Fri, 20:00 Nov 29 2024	Soft MacHine Live At the Sound Lounge The Sound Lounge (Sutton) - Sutton, UK	Ticketweb
Tue, 20:00 Mar 4 2025	Soft Machine Band On The Wall - Manchester, UK	Ticketweb

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Soft Machine 2024-2025 Tour Info

Genre: Rock, Pop, Indie/Alt, Alternative Rock, Punk, Ska Punk, Progressive rock, Jazz Rock

Hoping to catch a Soft Machine concert? As of now, 4 concerts are planned across the USA, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Find all details for upcoming events, including tour dates, pricing, and show info in our listings. Buy Soft Machine tickets now!

About Soft Machine

Originally a psychedelic rock band, Soft Machine led British progressive rock and jazz-rock fusion. Known for the '68 album "Volume One," they influenced many including Caravan and Gong. Key albums include "Third" and "Fourth." Members included Robert Wyatt, Kevin Ayers, and Elton Dean.