British Sea Power announce UK tour
Band to road test new album this autumn
British Sea Power have announced a short tour of the UK this autumn.
The band who are set to make several festival appearances this summer – including at Latitude on July 15, and London’s Get Loaded In The Park on August 28 – have confirmed a series of intimate shows.
The band will use the dates to “to break in the new songs from their third album”, according to their official website Britishseapower.co.uk
The band play:
Exeter Cavern (August 29)
York Fibbers (31)
New Brighton, Fort Perch Rock (September 1)
Leicester The Musician (4)
Aldershot Westend Centre (5)
Oxford Zodiac (6)
Leeds Brundenell Social Club (7)
Glasgow King Tuts (8)
Bath Moles (11)
Birmingham Barfly (12)
London Barfly (13)
Bristol Polish Club (14)
Cardiff Barfly (15)
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
The band who are set to make several festival appearances this summer – including at Latitude on July 15, and London’s Get Loaded In The Park on August 28 – have confirmed a series of intimate shows.
The band will use the dates to “to break in the new songs from their third album”, according to their official website Britishseapower.co.uk
The band play:
Exeter Cavern (August 29)
York Fibbers (31)
New Brighton, Fort Perch Rock (September 1)
Leicester The Musician (4)
Aldershot Westend Centre (5)
Oxford Zodiac (6)
Leeds Brundenell Social Club (7)
Glasgow King Tuts (8)
Bath Moles (11)
Birmingham Barfly (12)
London Barfly (13)
Bristol Polish Club (14)
Cardiff Barfly (15)
For ticket availability go to NME.COM/Gigs.
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