Going from a festival side stage to your own headline show usually means more than just a bigger room. Tooth's autumn tour route lays that journey out pretty plainly: in August they're still working festival slots at Reading, Leeds Festival, and All Points East, but by October they'll be playing the biggest headline ticketed show of their career so far at London's The Garage.
This run supports their debut EP "Restless In Bloom." Speaking to NME back in April last year, London four-piece frontman Tom Pollock talked about the mindset behind writing the EP — that feeling of standing at a "crossroads" at 18: "You realize your youth is slipping away and there's no certainty about the future, but you still have to move forward." That sense of being in-between somehow mirrors where the band is right now — a tour lineup that mixes festival support slots with their first proper run of headline city shows.
The tour stretches from August through November, with a stop at Manchester's Projekts Skatepark alongside Shame on September 4, before heading across the water in late October for Brussels' Botanique and the Netherlands' Left of the Dial festival in Rotterdam. It all wraps up on November 5 at Milton Keynes' Craufurd Arms.
