Leaves' Eyes have announced UK tour dates for November in support of their as-yet-untitled new album. Their schedule is as follows:

November

3 - Southampton, UK - Talking Heads
4 - Bristol, UK - Marble Factory
5 - Wolverhampton, UK - Slade Rooms
6 - Sheffield, UK - Corporation
7 - Manchester, UK - Academy 3
8 - Glasgow, UK - The Audio
10 - London, UK - 02 Islington Academy

Tickets go on sale starting today (April 16th) via LiveNation UK and Ticketmaster UK.

After several successful tours around the globe Leaves' Eyes official is back in Mastersound Studio, moreover, the band just signed a record deal with AFM Records.

“We couldn’t be happier with our choice to sign with AFM Records,” says lead singer Liv Kristine. “We wanted a trustful and true partner and we feel that with Jochen and his whole team.”

Singer and producer, Alexander Krull adds: “We are more than happy to sign with AFM Records! It’s incredible to team up with Jochen Richert and his entire supportive staff! We have known Jochen for years and also worked successfully together in the past. This is the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Leaves' Eyes!”

Jochen Richert (AFM CEO): “When you get the chance to work with such an incredible band, you just have to do it. Leaves' Eyes are one of the leading bands in their genre and we know that Liv and her band are professional in every way. In addition, we know each other for many years and get along so well. So Leaves' Eyes for us is the "total package" and we are delighted and proud to be their new label home."

Nils Wasko (AFM Creative Director): "I can only agree here: it's a pleasure to have Leaves' Eyes on board now. Liv is an icon of the gothic- and symphonic metal scene and has led both Theatre Of Tragedy and later Leaves' Eyes to international fame. We are really looking forward to this new collaboration".

As soon as in May, Leaves' Eyes will hit the roads of UK, then tour across Latin America, and play at several summer festivals. In the second half of 2015 the fans can expect the upcoming longed-for opus.

Live Leaves' Eyes photo by Tim Tronckoe