The Music confirmed their reunion in September 2020.
The return of The Music will have to wait until spring 2022 as live music plots its way out of lockdown.
Guitarist Adam Nutter provided the update on social media, setting a new date for their hometown, outdoor comeback show at Temple Newsam in Leeds, when support is set to be provided by The Cribs, The Coral, The Snuts and The Skinner Brothers.
“Following the recent government roadmap out of restrictions we have unfortunately had to reschedule The Music Reunion show to Thursday 2nd June 2022,” he wrote.
“The good news is both the Thursday and the Friday are bank holidays so we can celebrate the reunion in style.”
It was a Twitter Listening Party of their modern classic hybird of a debut album, hosted by Tim Burgess, which seemed to act as a reminder of the many qualities of that self-titled record, as the band noted in a statement when their reformation was announced.
“We got invited to do a Tim’s Twitter Listening Party for our debut album and it just kind of grew from there,” it read.
“It reminded us how much we loved the music that we made together, and more importantly just how much we really like each other as people.”
“So we booked a rehearsal, just to see what itwould feel like to get in a room and play together, and it felt amazing! We can’t wait to walk on stage next year, it’s going to be really, really special.”
