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[News] Camel add more live dates to 2023 “50 Years Strong Tour”

UK Progressive Rock legends  Camel  have added more European dates to their 2023 run of “ 50 Years Strong ” live shows. The band announced some UK dates for June 2023 towards the end of last year.

The current line-up features founding member Andy Latimer alongside long-standing bass player  Colin Bass  and drummer Denis Clement and more recent addition Peter Jones (Tiger Moth Tales, Cyan) on keyboards.

These will be the band’s first live dates for five years, since they celebrated the release of 1975’s  “ Moonmadness ,” culminating in a stunning show at London’s Royal Albert Hall in September 2018.

Camel will play:

May 3: NED Utrecht Tivoli May 6: GER Bochum Ruhr Congress May 7: GER Böblingen Kongresshalle May 9: GER Hannover Theater am Aegi May 12: POL Zabrze Dom Muzyki i Tańca May 13: POL Łódź Wytwórnia May 14: POL Poznań Sala Ziemi May 17: DEN Copenhagen Amager Bio May 18: NOR Oslo Sentrum Scene Jun 2: UK Manchester O2 Apollo Jun 3: UK Edinburgh Usher Hall Jun 4: IRE Dublin Vicar Street Jun 6: UK Southampton O2 Guildhall Jun 7: UK Aylesbury Friars Waterside Jun 8: UK Birmingham Symphony Hall Jun 10: UK London Eventim Apollo

Purchase Tickets here: https://camelproductions.com/tourhtml/tourdates.html

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Camel cancel 2023 Europe and UK live dates

Back surgery for mainman Andy Latimer scuppers Camel's The Final Chapter live dates

UK prog legends  Camel have announced that they have cancelled their upcoming live dates as guitarist and singer Andy Latimer requires urgent back surgery.

The band were originally due to head out on their The Final Chapter tour across Europe in May with UK dates following in June . However last night the band announced on their website these had now been cancelled.

In a statement on the band's website they said: "It is with great sadness and regret that Camel Productions must announce the cancellation of Camel's 2023 tour.  Shortly after rehearsals, Andrew Latimer became troubled by a sharp pain in his lower back that advanced into his leg and foot.  He was sent for diagnostic tests which quickly revealed a severe condition that requires urgent surgery.  Recovery time is uncertain and it is this uncertainty that prevents us looking at other options such as postponement. However recovery is suggested to take 8-12 weeks minimum so there is no possibility of Andrew continuing with the tour. And without Andrew, there can be no tour so cancellation is unavoidable.   "We know this news will be immensely upsetting to fans as it is to the band.  We are all so grateful for the support of fans who purchased tickets and particularly appreciative of the many emails from fans near and afar who shared their excitement.  hroughout his career, Andrew Latimer has had numerous physical challenges on tours and has always overcome them. Camel look to the future for another opportunity to write The Final Chapter."

Latimer famously recovered from the rare bone marrow cancer myelofibrosis, from which he suffered throughout the early part of the 2000s, with the band returning to touring in 2013.

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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Camel. Were you there?

September 2018

• Mon 17 Sep London, Royal Albert Hall Camel
• Fri 14 Sep Birmingham Town Hall Camel
• Thu 13 Sep Cambridge Corn Exchange Camel
• Wed 12 Sep O2 Guildhall Southampton Camel
• Tue 11 Sep Bath, The Forum Camel
• Mon 10 Sep Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Camel
• Sun 9 Sep Leamington Spa, The Assembly Camel
• Sat 8 Sep Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre & Opera House Camel
• Fri 7 Sep Manchester, Bridgewater Hall Camel
• Sat 25 Jul ➙ Sun 26 Jul Maidstone, Mote Park Ramblin' Man Fair Scorpions, Dream Theater, Saxon, Blue Oyster Cult, FM (1)…
• Fri 24 Jul Norwich, Waterfront Camel
• Thu 23 Jul Wolverhampton, The Wulfrun at The Halls Camel
• Wed 22 Jul Cambridge Junction Camel
• Wed 8 Jul York Barbican Camel
• Tue 7 Jul Bath, The Forum Camel
• Mon 6 Jul St. Albans, The Alban Arena Camel
• Thu 13 Mar Warrington, Pyramid & Parr Hall Camel
• Tue 11 Mar Cambridge Corn Exchange Camel
• Mon 10 Mar Birmingham Town Hall Camel
• Sun 9 Mar Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Camel

October 2013

• Tue 22 Oct Salisbury City Hall Camel
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• Sun 20 Oct Wolverhampton, The Wulfrun at The Halls Camel
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Camel have announced that they have cancelled their upcoming live dates, because co-founding guitarist and singer Andy Latimer requires urgent back surgery. The progressive rock mainstays were due to begin their The Final Chapter tour in Europe in May, followed by UK dates from June 2, including a London date at the Eventim Apollo on the 10th.

A statement on the band’s website says: “It is with great sadness and regret that Camel Productions must announce the cancellation of Camel’s 2023 tour. Shortly after rehearsals, Andrew Latimer became troubled by a sharp pain in his lower back that advanced into his leg and foot. He was sent for diagnostic tests which quickly revealed a severe condition that requires urgent surgery.

“Recovery time is uncertain and it is this uncertainty that prevents us looking at other options such as postponement. However recovery is suggested to take 8-12 weeks minimum so there is no possibility of Andrew continuing with the tour. And without Andrew, there can be no tour so cancellation is unavoidable.

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“We know this news will be immensely upsetting to fans as it is to the band. We are all so grateful for the support of fans who purchased tickets and particularly appreciative of the many emails from fans near and afar who shared their excitement. Throughout his career, Andrew Latimer has had numerous physical challenges on tours and has always overcome them. Camel look to the future for another opportunity to write The Final Chapter .”

Camel formed in 1971, and released ten studio albums in their first incarnation until 1984, including the UK silver-certified The Snow Goose (1975) and the following year’s Moonmadness . They reformed in 1991, when they released the Dust and Dreams album; their most recent release was 2020’s Live at the Royal Albert Hall , recorded at the band’s performance at the hallowed venue in September 2018.

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Chris Oldenhof

March 17, 2023 at 8:53 pm

All the best Andy and get well soon!

January 19, 2024 at 10:29 pm

Hi I have been a Camel fan for years. I live in Cambridge. I have seen them at the corn exchange Also Ipswich Regent theatre. Also theJunction Cambridge. I spoke to Andrews brother and Mum. What a great evening. I am so sorry to hear that Andy is ill and has to undergo surgery. I wish him a speedy recovery.the last time I saw them was the Cambridge Corn Exchange. Therr was a blind keyboard player who also played sax. What show !!!!

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