Gary Numan is set to hit the road in support of his brand new album ‘Intruder‘ next year.

The Are ‘Friends’ Electric? hitmaker kicks off the jaunt in April, 2022, with the trek including a performance at the SSE Arena, Wembley, in London on May 7, along with dates across the UK and mainland Europe.

In a statement, he says: “To say I’ve missed touring would be a colossal understatement. It’s the life I chose when I was a teenager so not being able to tour the world has been very difficult.

“But now things are changing once again and the next UK tour has been announced and I am as excited as I was when all this started for me a lifetime ago. More so in fact.”

Gary adds: “I can’t wait to walk out onto a stage again, to hear the roar of the crowd, the ear shattering volume of the music, to be bathed in light and soak up that emotion. It’s what I’m here for.”

Gary’s tour will see him play 18 dates in the UK and Ireland, as well as several dates across the continent. His Wembley performance will mark the first time Gary has played in the venue since his three sold-out farewell concerts back in 1981.

It’s the joint largest headline show he’s has ever played in the UK.

In a recent interview with Retro Pop, Gary hinted at what fans can expect from the tour, teasing “big things” are in the pipeline as he readies a show for larger venues.

 “I’ve long been thinking about asymmetric light shows; huge towers running on one side and something very, very different than the other,” he muses.

“I’ve been working on that for years and trying to find a way of making that work no matter where you sit, and it’s very tricky,” says Gary. “But I’ve been working on some things and this might be the time to give that a try.”

Tickets go are on sale now.

The full list of tour dates is as follows:

April 2022 

28th – UK, Cardiff, The Great Hall
30th – UK, Bristol, O2 Academy 

May 2022 

1st – UK, Brighton, Centre
2nd – UK, Birmingham, O2 Institute
5th – UK, Bournemouth, O2 Academy
6th – UK, Plymouth, Pavilions
7th – UK, London, The SSE Arena, Wembley
9th – UK, Edinburgh, Corn Exchange
10th – UK, Glasgow, O2 Academy
11th – UK, Newcastle, O2 City Hall
12th – UK, Leeds, O2 Academy
14th – UK, Northampton, Royal & Derngate
15th – UK, Norwich, UEA
16th – UK, Nottingham, Rock City
18th – UK, Manchester, Albert Hall
20th – UK, Sheffield, O2 Academy
21st – UK, Belfast, Ulster Hall
24th – Ireland, Dublin, Olympia Theatre
26th – The Netherlands, Amsterdam, Melkweg
27th – Denmark, Aarhus, Train
29th – Denmark, Copenhagen, Amager Bio
30th – Norway, Oslo, John Dee
31st – Sweden, Malmo, Kulturbolaget 

June 2022

2nd – Germany, Berlin, Columbiahalle
7th – France, Paris, Le Cabaret Sauvage
10th – Spain, Madrid, Sala But
11th – Spain, Barcelona, Razzmatazz Room 2
13th – Belgium, Brussels, Ancienne Belgique