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With his reverb drenched guitar parts and deceivingly world-weary vocals, King Krule (otherwise known as Archy Marshall) chooses not to overcrowd his songs with unnecessary layers of sound, preferring instead to place more onus on his incredibly individual and surprisingly deep and crunchy voice. Infusing his youthful indie angst with an impressive lyrical palette, and being influenced somewhat by his interest in Hip Hop (have a listen to some of his Edgar The Beatmaker material and his collaborations with the likes of RATKING), he has succeeded in sculpting a very individual sound for himself. His live performances are not to be missed, if only to show you that he is far younger than his morose tone may suggest. His awkwardness on stage only adds to the tortured-poet image that he has cultivated, and he does not fail to exhibit his mellow-jangle guitar skills when singing songs such as ‘Ocean Bed’ and ‘The Krockadile’, both definite personal favourites. An emotionally simmering songwriter, he is also a skilful performer whose shows are well worth catching: This London based talent is not to be missed!

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One of the best experiences. Not only as a sound matter but as a live performance matter. It was incredible how not only the whole team could reproduce the album sound but how every tune had an intense emotion of truth. Real emotions for real music, real music for real emotions.

Thank you, King Krule team!<3

King Krule was amazing, he sounds almost equally as good in person! The Black Cat was also the perfect venue for his show. The show was sold out and the opener, Show Me The Body was a little more hardcore than Krule, but I liked it. Killer show overall, 10/10!!

I seen King Krule in Glasgow earlier in the year after following his music for the last 2 or 3 years. I was there with my son and daughter. Totally amazing voice and guitar. Looking forward to the next gig I can get to, Paul, Derry

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King Krule is a really good live performer. He really embodies the songs he sings and his emotions run really heavy during his shows. The Warsaw was a great venue to see him in as it was intimate and sentimental, much like he is.

Probably the best gig I’ve been to. He was ridiculously good. If I had to say one negative was that the crowd was a bit pushy but can’t really blame them as the vibe was off the Richter. Much love for the Zoo Kid

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King Krule announces Space Heavy tour dates

Archy marshall will be playing live across north america, europe, the u.k. from this summer..

King Krule is heading out on tour with the announcement of a huge tour across North America and Europe.

Krule, who recently announced details of new album Space Heavy and shared lead single "Seaforth," will begin his run of dates in North America with a show in Minneapolis on July 21. He will then make his way across North America, including dates in Brooklyn and Los Angeles among other.

Read Next: Watch King Krule perform Space Heavy songs in New York

In October the tour transfers to Europe, with shows in Ireland and the U.K. as well as Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Czech Republic, Italy, France, and more. Tickets are available from Friday, May 5 at 10 a.m. local time. See the full schedule below.

King Krule tour dates

July 21 - Minneapolis, MN - First Avenue July 22 - Chicago, IL - Pitchfork Festival July 23 - Detroit, Mi - Masonic Temple Theater July 25 - Toronto, ON - History July 26 - Montreal, QC - Corona Theater July 28 - Boston, MA - House of Blues July 29 - Washington, DC - 9:30 Club July 30 - Philadelphia, PA - Union Transfer August 1 - Brooklyn, NY - Kings Theater September 8 - Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse September 9 - Nashville, TN - Brooklyn Bowl September 11 - Houston, TX - White Oak Music Hall September 12 - Austin, TX - Stubbs Waller Creek Ampitheater September 13 - Dallas, TX - House of Blues September 15 - Denver, CO - Ogden Theater September 16 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Depot September 18 - Portland, OR - Roseland Theater September 19 - Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theater September 20 - Seattle, WA - Parmount Theater September 23 - Oakland, CA - Fox Theater September 25 - Los Angeles, CA - Hollywood Palladium

October 4 - Dublin, Ireland - 3Olympia October 6 - Glasgow, U.K. - Barrowland Ballroom October 7 - Manchester, U.K. - Academy October 9 - London, U.K. - Eventim Apollo October 16 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paradiso October 18 - Antwerp, Belgium - De Roma October 19 - Brussels, Belgium - AB October 21 - Cologne, Germany - Carlswerk Victoria October 23 - Copenhagen, Denmark - Vega October 26 - Berlin, Germany - Columbiahalle October 27 - Prague, Czech Republic - Forum Karlin October 28 - Vienna, Austria - Simm City October 30 - Budapest, Hungary - Akvarium Klub October 31 - Ljubljana, Slovenia - Kino Siska November 1 - Zagreb, Croatia - Tvornica Kultur November 3 - Lausanne, Switzerland - Les Docks November 4 - Turin, Italy - Club To Club Festival November 6 - Paris, France - Trianon

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King Krule Unveils 2023 Tour Plans

Photo by Frank Lebon

Today, King Krule, also known as Archy Marshall, outlined a slew of tour dates set to coincide with the release of his new LP Space Heavy , which is set to drop on June 9 via Matador. The tour will see the English singer, songwriter, musician, rapper and record producer perform in the U.S., Europe and the U.K., along with festivals.

King Krule and his band will kick off their tour at First Ave in Minneapolis on July 21; they’ll then stop at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago the next day. Next, the tour will then take them through Detroit, Montreal, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, N.Y., Nashville, Tenn., Denver, Seattle, and more. Their final show on the tour stateside will take place at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on Sept. 25.

Afterward, King Krule will take to the stage in venues across the United Kingdom and Europe from October to November, with appearances in cities like Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Cologne, Dublin, London and more.

Space Heavy follows King Krule’s 2020 record, Man Alive! , and was written by Marshall over the course of two years spent between London and Liverpool. Marshall was heavily influenced by the concept of “the space between” while creating his latest songs, which he recorded with a team of collaborators, including producer Dilip Harris, saxophonist Ignacio Salvadores, drummer George Bass, bassist James Wilson, and guitarist Jack Towell.

Marshall has already shared the lead single from the album, “Seaforth,” along with a music video directed by Jocelyn Anquetil, which features Marshall alongside a pair of friendly dogs. Read more about the first taste of Space Heavy here .

General sale for tickets begins this Friday, May 5, at 10:00 a.m. local time. Learn more and find tickets here .

King Krule Tour Dates

July 21 Minneapolis, MN – First Ave July 22 Chicago, IL – Pitchfork Music Festival July 23 Detroit, MI – Masonic Temple Theatre July 25 Toronto, Ontario – History July 26 Montreal, Quebec – Corona Theatre July 28 Boston, MA – House of Blues July 29 Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club July 30 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer Oct. 01 Brooklyn, NY – Kings Theatre Sept. 08 Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse Sept. 09 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl Sept. 11 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall Sept. 12 Austin, TX – Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater Sept. 13 Dallas, TX – House of Blues Sept. 15 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre Sept. 16 Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot Sept. 18 Portland, OR – Roseland Theatre Sept. 19 Vancouver British Columbia – Vogue Theatre Sept. 20 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theater Sept. 23 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater Sept. 25 Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium Oct. 04 Dublin, Ireland – 3 Olympia Oct. 06 Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Oct. 07 Manchester, England – Academy Oct. 09 London, England – Eventim Apollo Oct. 16 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso Oct. 18 Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma Oct. 19 Brussels, Belgium – AB Oct. 21 Cologne, Germany – Carlswerk Victoria Oct. 23 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega Oct. 26 Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle Oct. 27 Prague, Czech Republic – Forum Karlin Oct. 28 Vienna, Austria – Simm City Oct. 30 Budapest, Hungary – Akvarium Klub Oct. 31 Ljubljana, Slovenia – Kino Siska Nov. 01 Zagreb, Croatia – Tvornica Kultur Nov. 03 Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks Nov. 04 Turin, Italy – Club to Club Festival Nov. 06 Paris, France – Trianon

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Published: 2023/05/01

King Krule Unveils 2023 Tour Plans

Photo by Frank Lebon

Today, King Krule, also known as Archy Marshall, outlined a slew of tour dates set to coincide with the release of his new LP Space Heavy , which is set to drop on June 9 via Matador. The tour will see the English singer, songwriter, musician, rapper and record producer perform in the U.S., Europe and the U.K., along with festivals.

King Krule and his band will kick off their tour at First Ave in Minneapolis on July 21; they’ll then stop at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago the next day. Next, the tour will then take them through Detroit, Montreal, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, N.Y., Nashville, Tenn., Denver, Seattle, and more. Their final show on the tour stateside will take place at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles on Sept. 25.

Afterward, King Krule will take to the stage in venues across the United Kingdom and Europe from October to November, with appearances in cities like Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, Cologne, Dublin, London and more.

Space Heavy follows King Krule’s 2020 record, Man Alive! , and was written by Marshall over the course of two years spent between London and Liverpool. Marshall was heavily influenced by the concept of “the space between” while creating his latest songs, which he recorded with a team of collaborators, including producer Dilip Harris, saxophonist Ignacio Salvadores, drummer George Bass, bassist James Wilson, and guitarist Jack Towell.

Marshall has already shared the lead single from the album, “Seaforth,” along with a music video directed by Jocelyn Anquetil, which features Marshall alongside a pair of friendly dogs. Read more about the first taste of Space Heavy here .

General sale for tickets begins this Friday, May 5, at 10:00 a.m. local time. Learn more and find tickets here .

King Krule Tour Dates

July 21 Minneapolis, MN – First Ave July 22 Chicago, IL – Pitchfork Music Festival July 23 Detroit, MI – Masonic Temple Theatre July 25 Toronto, Ontario – History July 26 Montreal, Quebec – Corona Theatre July 28 Boston, MA – House of Blues July 29 Washington, D.C. – 9:30 Club July 30 Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer Oct. 01 Brooklyn, NY – Kings Theatre Sept. 08 Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse Sept. 09 Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl Sept. 11 Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall Sept. 12 Austin, TX – Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater Sept. 13 Dallas, TX – House of Blues Sept. 15 Denver, CO – Ogden Theatre Sept. 16 Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot Sept. 18 Portland, OR – Roseland Theatre Sept. 19 Vancouver British Columbia – Vogue Theatre Sept. 20 Seattle, WA – Paramount Theater Sept. 23 Oakland, CA – Fox Theater Sept. 25 Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium Oct. 04 Dublin, Ireland – 3 Olympia Oct. 06 Glasgow, Scotland – Barrowland Oct. 07 Manchester, England – Academy Oct. 09 London, England – Eventim Apollo Oct. 16 Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso Oct. 18 Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma Oct. 19 Brussels, Belgium – AB Oct. 21 Cologne, Germany – Carlswerk Victoria Oct. 23 Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega Oct. 26 Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle Oct. 27 Prague, Czech Republic – Forum Karlin Oct. 28 Vienna, Austria – Simm City Oct. 30 Budapest, Hungary – Akvarium Klub Oct. 31 Ljubljana, Slovenia – Kino Siska Nov. 01 Zagreb, Croatia – Tvornica Kultur Nov. 03 Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks Nov. 04 Turin, Italy – Club to Club Festival Nov. 06 Paris, France – Trianon

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King Krule announces huge ‘Space Heavy’ world tour

The artist will be playing in North America, the UK and Europe

King Krule has announced an extensive tour in support of his upcoming album ‘Space Heavy’ .

The artist’s new album is due out on June 9 and is set to explore “the space between” two locations he considers home, London and Liverpool.

To support the album, King Krule will be playing shows in the UK, Europe and North America. The artist – real name Archy Marshall – has already announced a string of release shows in London, Bristol, Liverpool and Kingston. Find  tickets here .

The tour kicks off in Minneapolis on July 21, with King Krule set to play in the US until the end of September. He will then be playing in Europe in October, starting in Dublin before signing off in Paris on November 6.

You can check out the full list of tour dates below and buy tickets here for UK shows and here for the US.

JULY 21 – Minneapolis, MN – First Avenue 22 – Chicago, IL – Pitchfork Festival 23 – Detroit, Mi – Masonic Temple Theater 25 – Toronto, ON – History 26 – Montreal, QC – Corona Theater 28 – Boston, MA – House of Blues 29 – Washington, DC – 9:30 Club 30 – Philadelphia, PA – Union Transfer

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SEPTEMBER 8 – Atlanta, GA – Variety Playhouse 9 – Nashville, TN – Brooklyn Bowl 11 – Houston, TX – White Oak Music Hall 12 – Austin, TX – Stubbs Waller Creek Ampitheater 13 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues 15 – Denver, CO – Ogden Theater 16 – Salt Lake City, UT – The Depot 18 – Portland, OR – Roseland Theater 19 – Vancouver, BC – Vogue Theater 20 – Seattle, WA – Parmount Theater 23 – Oakland, CA – Fox Theater 25 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium

OCTOBER 4 – Dublin, Ireland – 3Olympia 6 – Glasgow, U.K. – Barrowland Ballroom 7 – Manchester, U.K. – Academy 9 – London, U.K. – Eventim Apollo 16 – Amsterdam, Netherlands – Paradiso 18 – Antwerp, Belgium – De Roma 19 – Brussels, Belgium – AB 21 – Cologne, Germany – Carlswerk Victoria 23 – Copenhagen, Denmark – Vega 26 – Berlin, Germany – Columbiahalle 27 – Prague, Czech Republic – Forum Karlin 28 – Vienna, Austria – Simm City 30 – Budapest, Hungary – Akvarium Klub 31 – Ljubljana, Slovenia – Kino Siska

NOVEMBER 1 – Zagreb, Croatia – Tvornica Kultur 3 – Lausanne, Switzerland – Les Docks 4 – Turin, Italy – Club To Club Festival 6 – Paris, France – Trianon

Last month, it was announced that a range of  King Krule songs — which were only available via flexi discs sold on tour  — could now be found online.

The discs included songs such as ‘It’s All Soup Now’, ‘Flimsier’, ‘Achtung’, and ‘Time For Slurp’ and are now available to listen to after fans uploaded the tracks to YouTube.

Fans can buy and sell tickets for King Krule at global marketplace, viagogo here .

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King Krule announces European and North American tour

The dates will follow the release of new album ‘space heavy’..

2nd May 2023 Words: Max Pilley

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King Krule has announced an extensive tour that will cover the US and Europe later this year.

The dates will begin following the release of his new album ‘Space Heavy’, which is out on 9th June via XL Recordings in the UK and Matador in the US.

‘Space Heavy’ will be the fifth full-length album from Archy Marshall, and the fourth under the King Krule moniker. He has previously shared the album’s lead single ‘Seaforth’.

Catch King Krule at the following dates:

21: Minneapolis, First Ave

22: Chicago, Pitchfork Music Festival

23: Detroit, Masonic Temple Theatre

25: Toronto, History

26: Montreal, Corona Theatre

28: Boston, House of Blues

29: Washington, 9:30 Club

30: Philadelphia, Union Transfer

1: Brooklyn, Kings Theatre

8: Atlanta, Variety Playhouse

9: Nashville, Brooklyn Bowl

11: Houston, White Oak Music Hall

12: Austin, Stubbs Waller Creek Amphitheater

13: Dallas, House of Blues

15: Denver, Ogden Theatre

16: Salt Lake City, The Depot

18: Portland, Roseland Theatre

19: Vancouver, Vogue Theatre

20: Seattle, Paramount Theater

23: Oakland, Fox Theater

25: Los Angeles, Hollywood Palladium

4: Dublin, 3 Olympia

6: Glasgow, Barrowland

7: Manchester, Academy

9: London, Eventim Apollo

16: Amsterdam, Paradiso

18: Antwerp, De Roma

19: Brussels, AB

21: Cologne, Carlswerk Victoria

23: Copenhagen, Vega

26: Berlin, Columbiahalle

27: Prague, Forum Karlin

28: Vienna, Simm City

30: Budapest, Akvarium Klub

31: Ljubljana, Kino Siska

1: Zagreb, Tvornica Kultur

3: Lausanne, Les Docks

4: Turin, Club to Club Festival

6: Paris, Trianon

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King Krule has released a new short film called Hey World! He wrote the film, which is directed by Charlotte Patmore . Hey World! begins with Archy Marshall receiving a mysterious phone call that rings out to voicemail. The ensuing recordings are lo-fi and stripped-back, mostly performed on ukulele or guitar, in front of outdoor backdrops mixing nature and industry. According to a press release, the new songs are called “Perfecto Miserable,” “Alone, Omen 3,” “(Don’t Let the Dragon) Draag On,” and “Energy Fleets.” Watch below.

Along with Hey World! , King Krule has announced a 2020 tour that begins in March. He’ll play shows in the United Kingdom, Europe, the United States, and Canada. Check out Krule’s poster below. Get tickets here . (Pitchfork may earn a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

Archy Marshall released his second King Krule album, The OOZ , in 2017. He recently collaborated with UK rapper Jadasea on the half-life EP . This past March, Charlotte Patmore and Marshall welcomed their daughter Marina .

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King Krule Drops 'SHHHHHHH!' EP on Streaming Services

Four songs previously only available via flexi disc..

King Krule has surprised fans by unearthing a new four-track EP. Entitled SHHHHHHH! , the project isn’t new music, per se; all of the tracks saw a solely physical release – flexi-glass exclusives sold during the shows of his 2023 SHHHHHHH! Tour – but, for the first time ever, are now available to stream digitally on all DSPs.

The project spans just under 12 minutes, and its songs include “Achtung,” “Time For Slurp,” “Whaleshark,” and “It’s All Soup Now” – the second of which arrives in tandem with a music video directed by Archy Marshall himself.

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The Emperor and Empress, along with a host of other guests, sat down for dinner in the Palace Ballroom.

All guests are shown into one of the staterooms before personally being presented by the King - and this includes senior members of the Royal Family

Every guest in attendance must stand at their place until the monarch comes into the room.

Once the King takes to his seat, guests can then all sit down at their chosen spot in the elegant Ballroom.

Royal protocol dictates that the King will speak to the guest on his right during the first course - before switching to the one on his left during the second course.

On Tuesday morning, Prince William met the Japanese Emperor and Empress at their hotel - which was done on behalf of the King. Relecting on his previous visits to the UK, the Emperor described being made to feel welcomed like "family" by the British royals.

The Emperor and Empress then travelled to a welcome ceremony at Horse Guards Parade with the King and Queen Camilla.

2024 Tour de France Polka Dot Jersey Contenders

With another mountainous course, the 2024 Tour will again be a playground for climbers hoping to win stages and maybe the polka dot jersey as the tour’s king of the mountains.

With another mountainous course on tap for 2024, the battle to win the polka dot jersey will again be fierce. This is especially true given that the last two of the last three riders to win the competition (Jonas Vingegaard and Tadej Pogačar) have done so while on their way to winning the yellow jersey–and both are poised to renew their rivalry this year.

So here’s a rundown of this year’s polka dot jersey contenders–and some other climbers looking to win a stage or two in this year’s Tour.

The Defending Champion

Giulio ciccone (lidl-trek).

Ciccone won last year’s King of the Mountains competition after making a concerted effort to take and defend the polka dot jersey once the Tour hit the Alps. The Italian will be back to defend his title this year and has a good chance of doing so given the fact that his Lidl-Trek squad is starting the Tour without a rider targeting the General Classification.

And Ciccone is riding well: after dealing with a lingering saddle sore issue throughout the first part of the season, he finished third overall at the recent Critérium du Dauphiné. At the Tour de France, we suspect he’ll prioritize a stage victory over the polka dot jersey, but since most mountain stages are won after a day spent in the breakaway (these days, at least), one often comes with the other. Expect the 29-year-old to stay off the radar during the first week, then start shooting for stages once the race hits the Pyrenees at the end of the second.

The Challengers

Tadej pogačar (uae team emirates).

Pogačar won the yellow and polka dot ( and white) jerseys in 2020 and 2021, and there’s a chance that the Slovenian will win both jerseys again in 2024. (At 25 years old, he no longer qualifies for the Tour’s Best Young Rider competition.) Of the two, Pogačar will certainly be prioritizing winning a third yellow jersey this year, but if he races with the tenacity he displayed at the recent Giro d’Italia–where he won six stages, the General Classification and the King of the Mountains Competition–there might be little anyone can do to stop him.

Jonas Vingegaard (Visma-Lease a Bike)

In 2022, Vingegaard made sure that for the third year in a row, the rider who won the yellow jersey also won the polka dot jersey. The streak was broken by Ciccone last year, but it was close: the Dane finished third in the Tour’s KOM competition, just 16 points away from Ciccone.

His chances of winning the polka dot jersey this year will depend on his chances of winning the yellow jersey. After missing much of the spring due a horrible crash at the Tour of the Basque Country, Vingegaard’s form is a bit of a question mark. If he makes it through the first two weeks of the Tour with the yellow jersey in reach, forget the polka dot jersey. But if he’s lost too much to be a serious challenger, he could shift focus to stage wins–and perhaps the King of the Mountains competition.

Romain Bardet and Warren Barguil (dsm-firmenich PostNL)

With Bardet and Barguil, dsm-firmenich PostNL is bringing two former winners of the Tour’s King of the Mountain competition–and they’re both Frenchman, which adds a bit of mystique to their participation. Bardet–a two-time podium finisher who won the polka dot jersey in 2019–is riding his last Tour de France this summer. He recently finished sixth at the Giro d’Italia and will likely be targeting a stage win in his final Tour. Barguil–who won two mountain stages and the polka dot jersey in 2017–is hoping for a similar outcome. It will be interesting to see how the team manages their competing aspirations, but with the Dutch squad starting the race without a bonafide GC contender, each should have several opportunities to ride for himself.

Louis Meintjes (Intermarché-Wanty)

A tiny climber from South Africa, Meintjes has five top-10 Tour de France stage finishes on his resume, but he’s still hunting for that elusive victory. He came closest in 2022, when he finished second to Great Britain’s Tom Pidcock on Alpe d’Huez. Fifteenth at the Dauphiné in early June, he’s coming into form for the Tour de France, where we expect him to target specific stages in search of what would be a first Tour stage victory for both the South African and his Belgian team.

Felix Gall (Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale Team)

Gall finished second in last year’s King of the Mountains competition, but more importantly, he won a stage: Stage 17 over the Col de la Loze, the toughest climb in last year’s Tour. It will be interesting to see how he attacks this year’s race. He started last year’s Tour in support of Australia’s Ben O’Connor, but then became their protected GC rider after O’Connor lost time in the first week. This year, we suspect he’ll be starting the Tour with his eye on a top-5 or top-10 finish. But he rides for a French team, so don’t be surprised if the plan changes and Gall once again hunts for a stage win or the polka dot jersey, results that would mean more to the team from a publicity standpoint than a seventh-place finish overall.

Santiago Buitrago (Bahrain-Victorious)

Buitrago has won two mountain stages at the Giro d’Italia and now gets his first shot at the Tour de France. Somewhat surprisingly, given the other riders on the roster–and the fact that he’s never finished better than tenth overall in any of the five grand tours he’s started–the Colombian was identified as the team’s leader in their roster announcement video. We think the 24-year-old is better suited for mountain stage wins and a high finish in the Tour’s King of the Mountains competition. And keep an eye on his teammates, Pello Bilbao and Wout Poels, each of whom won a stage last year and could do so again this July–especially in such a mountainous Tour.

David Gaudu (Groupama-FDJ)

Gaudu was the apple of France’s Tour de France eye after finishing fourth overall in 2022. But after starting last year’s race in search of the podium, he managed only ninth. After recently testing positive for Covid-19 and missing last weekend’s French national championships, we don’t see him as a GC contender this year, especially with such a tough opening weekend during which he could lose minutes to the Tour’s fresher, healthier contenders. But that means the 27-year-old will have more opportunities to go on the hunt for stage wins–and the polka for the jersey–later in the Tour. We’ll also be watching his 20-year-old teammate and compatriot, Lenny Martinez, who’s riding his first Tour de France after coming close to taking a mountain stage win in last year’s Vuelta a España.

Stephen Williams (Premier Tech)

Cycling doesn’t give a “Comeback Rider of the Year Award,” but if Williams wins a stage at the Tour, it might need to consider creating one. The 28-year-old went from almost not finding a contract for this season to winning his first WorldTour stage race (the Tour Down Under) and one of the sport’s oldest one-day Classics (Flèche Wallonne). Now, the Briton is riding his first Tour de France, where we expect him to partner with Canada’s Derek Gee to keep Israel-Premier Tech’s Tour de France stage-winning streak alive. (The team won stages in 2022 and 2023.)

As he did at the recent Tour de Suisse–where he finished way down on the General Classification, but took second on Stage 3–we expect Williams to pick his best chances well in advance, losing time on other days and keeping himself fresh for the stages on which he knows he has the best chance to score a victory.

Other Climbers to Watch

France’s Guillaume Martin (Cofidis) is a typical French rider in that he races with lots of panache, but often goes home with nothing to show for it other than a top-10 GC finish that he earned by virtue of gaining time from a few big breakaways. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that.) We’d love to see him win a stage.

Norway’s Uno-X Mobility squad will be targeting stage wins mainly through sprints and breakaways. But if the second-year wild card team wins a mountain stage, expect it to come from Tobias Halland Johannessen , who came close to earning the team its first Tour stage last year. A former winner of the Tour de l’Avenir, the 24-year-old could one day become a GC contender, but for now, he’s content just trying to climb his way to a mountain stage victory.

Since getting hooked on pro cycling while watching Lance Armstrong win the 1993 U.S. Pro Championship in Philadelphia, longtime Bicycling contributor Whit Yost has raced on Belgian cobbles, helped build a European pro team, and piloted that team from Malaysia to Mont Ventoux as an assistant director sportif. These days, he lives with his wife and son in Pennsylvania, spending his days serving as an assistant middle school principal and his nights playing Dungeons & Dragons.

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