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Cabaret Voltaire announce live album, add more dates to final North American tour, NYC included

UK industrial icons Cabaret Voltaire have announced a new live album along with the rest of the dates for their final North American tour.

The album, But What Time Is It Really?, will be out May 22 and was recorded live in 2025 across various UK shows with founding members Stephen Mallinder and Chris Watson, along with Eric Random and Oliver Harrap. There are 10 tracks on the vinyl, including classics like “Nag Nag Nag,” “Crackdown,” and “Do Right,” and the CD adds another six. You can listen to “Nag Nag Nag” below.

The newly announced dates of Cabaret Voltaire’s North American tour happen in the fall and include the Southwest, Midwest and East Coast. This tour will sadly not include Chris Watson, who is unavailable, with Tara Busch from ISM filling in. They’ll play NYC’s Knockdown Center on September 25, and tickets for all just-announced dates go on sale Friday, February 20 at 10 AM local time. All dates are listed below.

Nag Nag Nag (Live 2025 Single Edit) by Cabaret Voltaire

cabaret voltaire what time is it really

But What Time Is It Really?
1 24-24
2 Animation
3 Why Kill Time (When You Can Kill Yourself)
4 Tinsley Viaduct
5 The Set-Up
6 Landslide
7 Crackdown
8 Spies In The Wires
9 Just Fascination
10 Taxi Music
11 Yashar
12 Sex Money Freaks
13 Easy Life
14 Do Right
15 Nag Nag Nag
16 Sensoria

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Cabaret Voltaire – 2026 Final Tour
21 Feb – Norwich (UK), Synth East Festival – SOLD OUT
6 March – Graz (AT), Elevate Festival

4 May – Seattle, WA (US), Moore Theatre^
6 May – Vancouver (CA), Commodore^
8 May – Portland, OR (US), Roseland Theater^
10 May – Denver, CO (US), Summit^
12 May – Los Angeles CA (US), The Bellwether^
15 May – San Francisco CA (US), The Warfield^

29 May – Malmö (SW), Plan B
30 May – Stockholm (SW), Slaktkyrkan
31 May – Oslo (NO), Søn
2 June – Berlin, Betonhalle
5 June – Paris, Elysée Montmartre
12 June – Brussels, AB
13 June – Amsterdam, Paradiso
18 June – Barcelona, Sónar
19 June – Lausanne, Docks
26 June – Zagreb, Tvornica Kulture

11 September – Dallas, TX (US), Granada Theater^
15 September – Chicago, IL (US), Metro^
16 September – Chicago, IL (US), Metro^
18 September – Toronto, ON (US), Phoenix Concert Theatre^
19 September – Montreal, QC (US), Sat^
21 September – Boston, MA (US), The Wilbur^
25 September – New York, NY (US), Knockdown Center^
26 September – Philadelphia, PA (US), Underground Arts^

7 October – Dublin, The Academy
8 October – Belfast, Limelight
10 October – Birmingham, Town Hall*
11 October – Liverpool, Arts Club*
13 October – Nottingham, Rock City*
14 October – Cardiff, The Globe*
15 October – Bath, Forum*
17 October – Newcastle, Boiler Shop*
18 October – Glasgow, Barrowland*
19 October – Manchester, Albert Hall*
21 October – Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion*
22 October – London, Roundhouse*
25 October – Sheffield, Octagon*

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