In a post, Steven Wilson threw in the information that this year’s Porcupine Tree shows could be “probably the last.” Their reunion, which brought the band members together again in November after a 12-year break, could soon come to an end. The singer also revealed further details about his announced solo record at the same time.
The trio released CLOSURE / CONTINUATION in June and five months later concluded their North American and European tour with a performance at London’s Wembley Arena.
“The (probably last) PT shows will be a handful of summer festival appearances”
In a New Year’s message to his followers on Monday (January 2nd), Steven Wilson first addressed his forthcoming solo work THE HARMONY CODEX: “In 2023 my new album will be released, a 10-part, 65-minute musical journey , which is difficult to describe. But suffice it to say that she’s different again, maybe even pretentious (in a good way!). It will be published by Virgin Music UK, more on that soon. Many more exciting things are happening (for me at least) but for now I leave you with my best wishes for the coming year, I hope it will be a wonderful year for you.”
Speaking about Porcupine Tree’s future, he continued: “The (probably last) PT shows will be a handful of festival appearances over the summer, check the band’s channels for more info.” The group has not yet commented on the hints.
Porcupine Tree live in Germany
This year Porcupine Tree (this time maybe for the last time) will play three shows in Germany. These are the dates tickets are available here:
- June 20: Artificial turf, Bonn
- June 22: Tollwood Summer Festival, Munich
- 05 August: Castle Garden, Schwetzingen
Listen to the formation’s latest, eleventh studio production here: