Pet Shop Boys are bringing their #SuperTour to Atlanta, stopping at Symphony Hall on November 14! Tickets on sale Friday, May 13 at 10am!

Pet Shop Boys announce the first leg of their “Super” world tour. The 27-day run includes a stop at Atlanta Symphony Hall on November 14th with tickets going on sale to the public on Friday, May 13th. American Express® Card Members can purchase tickets before the general public beginning Wednesday, May 11 at 10am local time through Thursday, May 12 at 10pm local time. The band will be playing songs from their storied career as well as their critically acclaimed new album, Super, out now on x2 Records via Kobalt.

The new single “Twenty-something” will be released on digital and CD formats June 17 with the official video premiering on Univision.com. Directed by Gavin Filipiak, who caught Pet Shop Boys’ attention when he helmed the video for the group Prayers’ cover of their classic track “West End Girls.” Filipiak says “the band loved the authenticity and feel of the video and wanted something similar for their new song which has a Latin sound to it. For the video, they were imagining a hispanic character going through the same struggles described by the lyrics of the song.”

The “Super” tour will be staged by long-time Pet Shop Boys designer Es Devlin and choreographer Lynne Page and will follow their sold-out residency of four nights at the Royal Opera House in London July 20-23. The band are collaborating for live music arrangements with Stuart Price, who produced and mixed their latest album along with 2013’s Electric.

Over the last 25 years Pet Shop Boys have gained a reputation as innovators of the modern live musicshow. They were among the first to integrate multimedia and theatrical elements into their productions and they have collaborated with Derek Jarman, Zaha Hadid and Sam Taylor Johnson. Super entered the official U.K. Album Charts at #3 marking the duo’s sixteenth U.K. Top 10 album to date.

The first single “The Pop Kids” reached #1 on Billboard’s U.S. Dance Club Charts. The album was written in London and Berlin and features 12 new Tennant/Lowe compositions.