Dirty Pretty Things announce UK tour
Carl Barat and co. will hit the road in May
Dirty Pretty Things will hit the road in May for a full UK tour, ahea dof the release of their second album.
The 12-date jaunt begins at Glasgow ABC on May 14.
The band will release their second album, ‘This Is Where The Truth Begins’ in June, and are expected to preview tracks from the record at the dates.
Dirty Pretty Things will play:
Glasgow ABC (May 14)
Aberdeen Moshulu (15)
Dundee Fat Sams (16)
Newcastle Northumbria University (18)
Sheffield Leadmill (19)
Manchester Ritz (20)
Coventry Kasbah (22)
Liverpool Carling Academy (23)
Nottingham Rock City (24)
Bristol Academy (25)
London Astoria (27)
Brighton Corn Exchange (28)
Tickets for the tour go on sale on Thursday (March 6).
To check the availability of Dirty Pretty Things tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The 12-date jaunt begins at Glasgow ABC on May 14.
The band will release their second album, ‘This Is Where The Truth Begins’ in June, and are expected to preview tracks from the record at the dates.
Dirty Pretty Things will play:
Glasgow ABC (May 14)
Aberdeen Moshulu (15)
Dundee Fat Sams (16)
Newcastle Northumbria University (18)
Sheffield Leadmill (19)
Manchester Ritz (20)
Coventry Kasbah (22)
Liverpool Carling Academy (23)
Nottingham Rock City (24)
Bristol Academy (25)
London Astoria (27)
Brighton Corn Exchange (28)
Tickets for the tour go on sale on Thursday (March 6).
To check the availability of Dirty Pretty Things tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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