Enter Shikari announce indefinite hiatus from 2027: ‘We don’t think we’re splitting up’
Rou Reynolds on stage with Enter Shikari in Leeds in 2024. The rock band have announced they are taking a break. Photograph: Georgina HarrisonView image in fullscreenRou Reynolds on stage with Enter Shikari in Leeds in 2024.
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- ▪Photograph: Georgina HarrisonView image in fullscreenRou Reynolds on stage with Enter Shikari in Leeds in 2024.
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Rou Reynolds on stage with Enter Shikari in Leeds in 2024. The rock band have announced they are taking a break. Photograph: Georgina HarrisonView image in fullscreenRou Reynolds on stage with Enter Shikari in Leeds in 2024. The rock band have announced they are taking a break. Photograph: Georgina HarrisonMusicEnter Shikari announce indefinite hiatus from 2027: ‘We don’t think we’re splitting up’Rock band will still tour the UK, Europe and US over the next year but say decision to ‘fall dormant’ feels ‘liberating’Press AssociationThu 1 Oct 2026 19.12 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe British rock band Enter Shikari have announced they will go on hiatus at the end of 2027, a decision that may result in the band’s “extinction”.The St Albans band, who formed in 1999 as Hybryd, are…
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