Roxy Music star set for tour and album
Seventies legend is back on the road
Bryan Ferry has announced details of a UK tour and a new album.
Kicking off in Carlisle on March 1, the tour will mark the first time fans will be able to hear tracks from Ferry’s new album, as yet untitled.
The record, Ferry’s first in five years, is set to be released in March 2007.
Roxy Music reformed earlier this year with their original line-up, including Brian Eno, who originally left after the release of 1973’s ‘For Your Pleasure’.
The band are also set to release a new album in 2007.
Ferry’s tour calls at the following venues:
Carlisle Sands Centre (March 1)
Dundee Caird Hall (3)
Glasgow Clyde Auditorium (4)
Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre (5)
Gateshead Sage Theatre (7)
Birmingham Symphony Hall (8)
Manchester Bridgewater Hall (10)
Sheffield City Hall (11)
Nottingham Royal Centre (13)
London Royal Albert Hall (14)
Bristol Colston Hall (16)
Cardiff St Davids Hall (17)
Ipswich Regent Theatre (19)
Brighton Dome (20)
Harrogate International Centre (22)
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (23)
For ticket availability, go to NME.COM/Gigs.
Kicking off in Carlisle on March 1, the tour will mark the first time fans will be able to hear tracks from Ferry’s new album, as yet untitled.
The record, Ferry’s first in five years, is set to be released in March 2007.
Roxy Music reformed earlier this year with their original line-up, including Brian Eno, who originally left after the release of 1973’s ‘For Your Pleasure’.
The band are also set to release a new album in 2007.
Ferry’s tour calls at the following venues:
Carlisle Sands Centre (March 1)
Dundee Caird Hall (3)
Glasgow Clyde Auditorium (4)
Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre (5)
Gateshead Sage Theatre (7)
Birmingham Symphony Hall (8)
Manchester Bridgewater Hall (10)
Sheffield City Hall (11)
Nottingham Royal Centre (13)
London Royal Albert Hall (14)
Bristol Colston Hall (16)
Cardiff St Davids Hall (17)
Ipswich Regent Theatre (19)
Brighton Dome (20)
Harrogate International Centre (22)
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (23)
For ticket availability, go to NME.COM/Gigs.
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