In association with Glasgow-based Shock City Productions, ex-Queensrÿche frontman Geoff Tate has announced a return to U.K. stages this November with stops including Newcastle, Aberdeen, Evesham and Leeds.

Up-and-coming band Till Death Do Us Part, featuring Geoff's daughter Emily on vocals, has been announced as support for all the shows, a full list of which can be seen below.

Only last year, Geoff and his band began an extensive tour of Europe to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the classic Queensrÿche album Operation: Mindcrime, with four of the dates completely selling out. This second leg of the tour sees Geoff and his band return to U.K. stages for a very special show in cities that missed out on the 30th-anniversary "Operation: Mindcrime" shows last year.

After being fired from Queensrÿche in 2012, Geoff filed a lawsuit against the remaining members of the band, and, following a lengthy court battle, he was granted the exclusive performance rights to both Operation: Mindcrime and Operation: Mindcrime II.

Far from being put down by the off-stage events, Geoff has re-invented himself with his Operation: Mindcrime bandmates going on to produce three inter-connected albums — The Key in 2015, followed by Resurrection in 2016 and the final piece of the puzzle, The New Reality, which was released in 2017. All three albums are part of a concept album trilogy involving virtual currencies, Internet banking and stock trading, and all were met with largely positive reviews.

Dates:

November
21 – Aberdeen – The Assembly
22 – Edinburgh – Bannermans Ban
23 – Blackpool – The Waterloo Music Bar
24 – Troon – Winter Storm
26 – Newcastle – Trillians
27 – York – Fibbers: Live Music Venue
28 – Evesham – The Iron Road
29 – Stoke – Eleven
30 – Pontypridd – Muni Arts Centre

December
1 – London – The Underworld Camden
3 – Leeds – Brudenell Social Club
4 – Norwich – The Waterfront
5 – Hull – O’Rileys