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Black Kids announce December dates

There's four shows scheduled in the US

November 11, 2008 | 3 Comments
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Black Kids have announced a limited run of shows, taking place in early December in four US cities.

The Florida five-piece will perform in Providence, Boston, Los Angeles and Austin in support of their debut album ‘Partie Traumatic’, released earlier this year.

The band completed their debut tour of North America over the summer, kicking off the Cut Copy co-headlining jaunt with a slot at the Coachella festival in California in late April.

The December dates are as follows:

Providence, RI Club Hell (December 6)
Boston, MA Wilbur Theatre (WFNX show) (7)
Los Angeles, CA Club Nokia (Indie 103 show) (10)
Austin, TX Emos (KROX show) (11)

--By our New York staff.
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jeepcat

Nov 12, 2008

"Terrible band, terrible band, terrible terrible terrible band!" Absolutely shocking this band.

drgonzo2012

Nov 12, 2008

They really are awful but good luck to them.

fnchy77

Nov 12, 2008

Its funny - I agree with both of the above but how are they still surviving. Made the mistake of catching them live at Glasto - NONE of them can sing. NONE of them were in tune, note, key (whatever). The girls shrieked like cats wanting their dinner and the lead singer sounded in pain and to top it off... musicians???? The most talentless band I have ever ever ever heard (except maybe the Tings Tings). Why does this happen (thanks for promoting such pap NME)?