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

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UK prog legends Camel have announced a short run of English and Scottish tour dates for 2023, under the banner of ’50 Years Strong’. Of course Camel formed in 1971 but released their self-titled debut album in 1973.

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. Tickets and further information about all the shows is available from the band’s official website .

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Pioneers in the field of the ambitious concept album and masters of progressive rock, not to mention their facility with space jams and symphonic structures, Camel have been a fixture on the scene since the young group formed in the early 1970s. Still thrilling their fans today – they’ve been touring their classic The Snow Goose and playing it in its entirety – Camel is one of those names that everyone knows but may not yet have discovered.

Their legacy is there for all to bear witness – tribute acts and groups directly inspired by their work exist in Japan and Norway, and their British fan base remains as solid as ever. The chance to revisit them or to enjoy their music for the first time gives added piquancy to a formidable catalogue which features the original core line-up and subsequent ensembles boosted by top-notch specialists.

Camel’s ’50 Years Strong’ England and Scotland tour dates for 2023 include the following shows:

Jun 2: Manchester O2 Apollo Jun 3: Edinburgh Usher Hall Jun 6: Southampton O2 Guildhall Jun 7: Aylesbury Friars Waterside Jun 8: Birmingham Symphony Hall Jun 10: London Eventim Apollo.

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Camel have announced their 50 Year Strong Tour for June 2023.

During what will be a very special run of shows—performed by guitarist and singer Andrew Latimer, bassist Colin Bass, drummer Denis Clement, and keyboardist Peter Jones, the prog rockers will make stops in Manchester, Edinburgh, Aylesbury, Birmingham and London.

Tickets go on general sale at 10am on December 3.

Camel Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Fri June 02 2023 - MANCHESTER O2 Apollo Sat June 03 2023 - EDINBURGH Usher Hall Tue June 06 2023 - SOUTHAMPTON O2 Guildhall Wed June 07 2023 - AYLESBURY Friars Waterside Thu June 08 2023 - BIRMINGHAM Symphony Hall Sat June 10 2023 - LONDON Eventim Apollo

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UPDATE 18.03.2024: There is still no news on new dates. Even in the event that a positive decision is made in the coming weeks, new dates will not be able to take place before autumn 2025 for planning reasons. We therefore ask you to send the tickets to our PO Box address (WiV Entertainment GmbH, Postfach 9002, 89087 Neu-Ulm, Germany) and to send us your bank details (Iban code) by e-mail to [email protected] so that we can make the refund.

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It is with great 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. 

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.

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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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