Lower Than Atlantis announce plans to split

Despite returning last year to release their heavily-praised fifth studio album 'Safe In Sound', Lower Than Atlantis have now announced their plans to "take a break" and have shared the details of three farewell shows.

In a statement issued by the band, they give no direct reason for the breakup but feel that after 11 years that now is the time to say goodbye. They go on to thank the fans for their continued support and unveil three final live shows, set to take place next May in Manchester, Birmingham and London.

Check out the full statement from the band as well as their final tour dates below.

More News

Sunny Luwe drops new single 'Blue Skies'

On her latest single 'Blue Skies', Sunny Luwe takes a breath, and then lets it out in full technicolour. The Gold Coast artist, a three-time QLD... 1 year 3 months ago

Divorce return with new single 'O Calamity'

Rising UK four-piece Divorce have returned with 'O Calamity', their first release since the acclaimed debut album 'Drive to Goldenhammer' dropped in... 1 year 3 months ago

Folk Bitch Trio unveil new single 'Hotel TV'

Melbourne/Naarm’s Folk Bitch Trio have released 'Hotel TV', the final single before their anticipated debut album 'Now Would Be A Good Time' arrives... 1 year 3 months ago

Mac DeMarco shares new single 'Holy'

Mac DeMarco has unveiled 'Holy', the second single from his upcoming album 'Guitar', due out on the 22nd August via Mac’s Record Label. Following the... 1 year 3 months ago

Mahalia announces new EP 'Luvergirl'

UK R... 1 year 3 months ago

Jehnny Beth shares new single 'No Good For People'

As anticipation builds for her forthcoming album 'You Heartbreaker, You', Jehnny Beth unveils the latest glimpse into its world with the blistering... 1 year 3 months ago

Chet Faker returns with new single 'Far Side Of The Moon'

After nearly two years away, Chet Faker makes a powerful return with 'Far Side of the Moon', a haunting, heartfelt reflection on the unraveling of... 1 year 3 months ago

Blood Orange announces new album 'Essex Honey'

After six years of silence, Dev Hynes—better known as Blood Orange—has officially announced his return. His new album 'Essex Honey' arrives on the... 1 year 3 months ago

The Last Dinner Party announce new album 'From The Pyre'

London’s theatrical art-rock visionaries The Last Dinner Party have announced their much-anticipated second album 'From The Pyre', due for release on... 1 year 3 months ago