Biffy Clyro announce UK tour
There 's a new single out in July too
Biffy Clyro have announced they will tour the UK this autumn.
The dates include four nights in their native Scotland.
The full list of UK shows are as follows:
Dundee Fat Sams Live (November 6)
Glasgow Barrowland (7,8)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (9)
Newcastle Academy (11)
Manchester Academy (12)
Birmingham Academy (13)
Nottingham Rock City (14)
Sheffield Octagon (15)
Cardiff University (17)
Bristol Academy (18)
Southampton Guildhall (20)
London Brixton Academy (21)
Norwich UEA (22)
Meanwhile, the band will release their new single ’Folding Stars’ on July 16, taken from their album ’Puzzle’, which is out now.
Tickets go on sale on June 15.
To check ticket availability after then and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
The dates include four nights in their native Scotland.
The full list of UK shows are as follows:
Dundee Fat Sams Live (November 6)
Glasgow Barrowland (7,8)
Edinburgh Corn Exchange (9)
Newcastle Academy (11)
Manchester Academy (12)
Birmingham Academy (13)
Nottingham Rock City (14)
Sheffield Octagon (15)
Cardiff University (17)
Bristol Academy (18)
Southampton Guildhall (20)
London Brixton Academy (21)
Norwich UEA (22)
Meanwhile, the band will release their new single ’Folding Stars’ on July 16, taken from their album ’Puzzle’, which is out now.
Tickets go on sale on June 15.
To check ticket availability after then and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS, now.
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