American pop-punk band Paramore have announced a UK and Ireland tour for 2023, in support of their highly-anticipated return with sixth album This is Why.

English rock band Bloc Party with provide support on the six dates of this leg.

Kicking off with one night in Dublin's 3Arena on April 13, the band will make stops in Cardiff, Glasgow, Manchester, London and Birmingham.

This leg of the tour marks the band’s first UK/Ireland tour in over four years.

Paramore released the title track from their forthcoming album on September 28. 'This Is Why' was met with critical acclaim and is currently climbing streaming and radio charts around the globe.

Paramore have revealed that a portion of ticket sales for all UK and Ireland shows will be donated to Support + Feed. Support + Feed "takes action for a global shift to an equitable, plant-based food system to combat food insecurity and the climate crisis." You can find out more about the organisation on supportandfeed.org.

The band is also working with environmental nonprofit REVERB on their 2023 tour, in order to create positive impacts for people and the planet. In addition to partnering on a comprehensive tour sustainability program, the band and REVERB will host an Eco-Village at every show where fans can take action on important environmental and social causes and much more.

Presales for the UK and Ireland shows begin on October 26 at 10am, with band presale taking place on October 27, and general ticket sales taking place on Friday, October 28.

Fans can pre-order any This Is Why album format from their UK store to gain early access to the UK tour tickets and the opportunity to purchase a limited amount of early entry tickets to the shows. Fans who have already pre-ordered via the store will automatically be included in the tour pre-sale as well. You can pre-order the band's sixth album - here.

Check out the band's latest release, the title track from their forthcoming album This Is Why, below.

UK & IRELAND TOUR DATES:

13 April - Dublin, Ireland - 3Arena
15 April - Cardiff, United Kingdom - International Arena
17 April - Glasgow, United Kingdom - OVO Hydro
18 April - Manchester, United Kingdom - AO Arena
20 April - London, United Kingdom - O2 Arena
22 April - Birmingham, United Kingdom - Utilita Arena