Speaking to Attitude in 2010, Kele revealed that he had faced pressure not to speak about his sexuality in public following the band's rise to fame following the release of their 2005 debut album Silent Alarm. "One of the band members told me he didn't think I should talk about it right now. Which I found surprising," he recalled at the it time. "I never really forgave him for it, to be honest." Kele's European tour dates are as follows: 12 May - Moby Dick, Madrid 13 May - Covo Club, Bologna 17 May - Badehaus Szimpla, Berlin 18 May - Melkweg, Amsterdam 19 May - Cafe De la Danse, Paris 21 May - Les Nuits Botanique @ Musée, Botanique, Brussels 22 May - St Pancras Old Church, London Tickets are on sale now here. More stories: ‘Cucumber’ creator Russell T Davies reveals why he thinks the show lost so many viewers Kylie Minogue refused to cut gay kisses from ‘All the Lovers’ music video, director revealsI'm excited to announce some special solo acoustic shows this May. I'll be performing a mix of old and new songs and I hope you can join me. pic.twitter.com/e9Y1DRZnVW
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