The British band Tears for Fears announced a few days ago that it has rescheduled its next US tour in the fall., and also revealed his plans to continue working on his new album, his first since 2004, with his previous album: 'Everybody Loves a Happy Ending'.
The duo of Curt Smith and Roland Orzabal had announced a tour for this summer, which was later suspended in May due to family illnesses. as reported in a statement a few weeks ago. The tour had to be fully rescheduled for the fall, beginning on September 17 in the city of Goldendale, Washington (east coast) and ending on October 9 in the city of San Diego, California (west coast).
In their recent statement they reported: "Tears for Fears is pleased to announce that as many concerts as possible have been rescheduled and have been suspended earlier this year."
The British duo also revealed that they are working hard on their first studio album in over a decade., a work they plan to release next year through the Warner Music label.
For the end of July, Tears for Fears have several performances scheduled in the United Kingdom, the first concerts that the duo has performed in their country in more than a decade, since the last live appearances in England were at a concert at the Hammersmith Odeon in London in 2005. Tears for Fears will take part in the Bestival festival on July 31st, a presentation that represents the first concert at a festival in the UK since its last performance at Live At Knebworth in November 1990.
Throughout more than three decades of career, the duo Tears for Fears has sold more than 30 million albums around the world That include 8 million in the United States.