Lazuli, known for their blend of rock, world music, and poetic French lyrics, will take to the stage at The 1865 on Wednesday, October 14.
Fronted by vocalist Dominique Leonetti and featuring the Léode, an instrument invented and played by Claude Leonetti, the band promises an immersive and theatrical live experience.
Dominique Leonetti said: “The UK has always felt like a second home for Lazuli.
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“The energy and passion of the progressive rock audience there are extraordinary.
“It is a genuine pleasure to be invited back.
“We are also excited to have Jones & Son join us here and on the other dates.
“We look forward to sharing our latest music and bringing the spirit of the Léode to our English friends once more.”
Full tour details and tickets are available on the band’s website.