Dirty Pretty Things announce new show
The band reveal February date
Dirty Pretty Things have announced a new tour date.
The band will play a special gig in Mexico City on February 12.
Taking to the stage at the Venustiano Carranza 25, the band will be joined by Los Dynamite and Sub Division.
The night will also feature a DJ set from The Charlatans’ singer Tim Burgess.
Tickets are priced at 200 pesos (£10.70).
For more information, visit www.noiselab.com.
The Mexican show will precede Dirty Pretty Things’ first UK tour, which kicks off at Oxford Zodiac on February 26.
The sold-out trek will call at:
Oxford Zodiac (February 26)
Birmingham Academy (27)
Norwich Waterfront (28)
Northumbria University (March 2)
Leeds Cockpit (3)
Liverpool Stanley Theatre (4)
Glasgow ABC (5)
Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms (7)
London Kings College (8)
Sheffield Leadmill (10)
Stoke Sugarmill (11)
Manchester Academy 3 (12)
Nottingham Rescue Rooms (13)
The band will play a special gig in Mexico City on February 12.
Taking to the stage at the Venustiano Carranza 25, the band will be joined by Los Dynamite and Sub Division.
The night will also feature a DJ set from The Charlatans’ singer Tim Burgess.
Tickets are priced at 200 pesos (£10.70).
For more information, visit www.noiselab.com.
The Mexican show will precede Dirty Pretty Things’ first UK tour, which kicks off at Oxford Zodiac on February 26.
The sold-out trek will call at:
Oxford Zodiac (February 26)
Birmingham Academy (27)
Norwich Waterfront (28)
Northumbria University (March 2)
Leeds Cockpit (3)
Liverpool Stanley Theatre (4)
Glasgow ABC (5)
Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms (7)
London Kings College (8)
Sheffield Leadmill (10)
Stoke Sugarmill (11)
Manchester Academy 3 (12)
Nottingham Rescue Rooms (13)
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