Sky Sports football pundit Gary Neville has joined forces with Indie rock band The Reytons ahead of their forthcoming UK and Ireland tour next year.
The band’s tour will see them come to The Academy, Dublin on 1 March next year, as part of a run of shows which will also includes UK concerts in Blackpool, Bournemouth, Birmingham, Manchester, London, Glasgow, and Belfast.
In a surprise move, former footballer Gary Neville is to join The Reytons line up for this tour, replacing injured bassist Lee Holland.
Neville will temporarily replace Holland ahead of the band’s upcoming live shows in the UK and Ireland. He will join a line up which includes Joe O’Brien, Jonny Yerrell, and Jamie Todd.
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The Reytons
2024 has been a hugely productive year for The Reytons on the back of a successful 2023.
Having hit number one with their album, ‘What’s Rock and Roll?’ last year, The Reytons narrowly missed out on repeating that feat with ‘Ballad of a Bystander’ in January.
The band also delivered an incredible headline show to their native Clifton Park in front of around 20,000 fans.
Their upcoming tour will see The Reytons performe at venues including the O2 Academy Brixton in London, and Manchester’s Aviva Studios, along with taking in a Irish show at the Academy in Dublin.
Speaking of Gary Neville, the former Man United footballer hit back at former Oasis guitarist and Man City fan Noel Gallagher over his taunts following their Premier League title win last season.
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