Plini releases EU/UK tour

Australian guitarist, composer and producer Plini returns to Europe with support from Sungazer. Plini is touring his new album, An Unnameable Desire, which was release last Friday, 24 April.

Dates:

• Tue 28/04/2026 Poland Warsaw Niebo
• Wed 29/04/2026 Lithuania Vilnius Loftas
• Thu 30/04/2026 Latvia Riga Melna Piektdiena
• Fri 01/05/2026 Estonia Tallin Paavli Kulturfabrik
• Sat 02/05/2026 Finland Helsinki House of Culture
• Mon 04/05/2026 Sweden Stockholm Debaser Strand
• Tue 05/05/2026 Norway Oslo Vulkan Arena
• Wed 06/05/2026 Denmark Copenhagen Pumpehuset
• Thu 07/05/2026 Germany Hamburg Gruenspan
• Fri 08/05/2026 Germany Berlin Columbia Theater
• Sat 09/05/2026 Czechia Prague Palac Akropolis
• Sun 10/05/2026 Austria Vienna Szene
• Tue 12/05/2026 Italy Treviso New Age
• Wed 13/05/2026 Germany Munich Technikum
• Thu 14/05/2026 Switzerland Aaurau Kiff Saal
• Fri 15/05/2026 Switzerland Monthey Pont Rogue
• Sat 16/05/2026 Spain Barcelona Salamandra
• Sun 17/05/2026 Spain Madrid Mon
• Mon 18/05/2026 France Toulouse La Cabane
• Tue 19/05/2026 France Paris Trianon
• Thu 21/05/2026 UK Bristol Electric
• Fri 22/05/2026 UK London Electric Ballroom
• Sat 23/05/2026 UK Manchester Club Academy
• Sun 24/05/2026 UK Birmingham Asylum
• Tue 26/05/2026 Germany Frankfurt Batschkapp
• Wed 27/05/2026 Luxembourg Esch-sur-Alzette, Rockhal
• Thu 28/05/2026 Belgium Antwerp Trix Club
• Fri 29/05/2026 Holland Haarlem Patronaat GZ
• Sat 30/05/2026 Holland Nijmegen Doornroosje

Watch the video for 'An Unnameable Desire' here: https://youtu.be/WxMtUEWNDBc

Mixed by Simon Grove and mastered by Adam "Nolly" Getgood, An Unnameable Desire finds Plini joining forces with a horde of creative talent, with magic woven alongside Simon Grove (bass, auxiliary guitar, mixing, engineering and co-production), Chris Allison (drums percussion, additional drum engineering and co-production), Dave Mckay (piano, keyboards and synthesizers), A.J. Minette (string arrangement and production), Misha Vayman (violin) and Yoshi Masuda (cello), with additional production on 'Ciel' courtesy of Devesh Dayal, a guitar solo on 'Ciel' by Jakub Zytecki and harp on 'After Everything' by Emily Hopkins. Album artwork is designed by Patti Bai.

"Something I'm very happy about, after many years of making music and the "career" aspect of it becoming a whole lot more serious, is that the process hasn't changed - still just me sitting in a room, tinkering on a guitar until I come across an interesting idea, and then following it down various rabbit holes until it starts feeling like a song," shares Plini of his upcoming new album.

"The intention with this album," adds Plini, "was to let that side of the process be as playful as possible, and then when it came to executing these ideas as finished songs, trying to expand the music in every direction possible: the heavier parts should be heavier, the pretty parts should be prettier, the hard-to-play stuff should be harder to play... and also in being as thoughtful and intricate as possible in relating the songs to each other through various themes and references. I hope it's as enjoyable to listen to as it was to make!"

Renowned for delivering mind-bending musicality from all angles, Plini has previously released two full-length albums, 2016's Handmade Cities and 2020's Impulse Voices, alongside several EPs, singles and contributing credits along the way.

Nominated for Live Guitarist of the Year in 2018 at the National Live Music Awards, Plini has also previously toured alongside Sleep Token, Periphery and Tesseract, and will embark on a huge world tour in 2026, commencing in Europe in late April.