Doves prepare live EP
And it's out next month
Doves are working on a live EP featuring tracks from their 2005 world tour.
The Manchester band plan to release five songs from a series of different gigs in the UK and the US as a download on April 10.
Writing on their website the band said: "It's great to have each song from a different gig and include something from the American leg of the tour and they all sound great."
The mini album is mainly made up of tracks from their 2005 album 'Some Cities' and includes live performances of 'Black And White Town' from The Music Factory in Carlow, Dublin, 'Almost Forgot Myself' at Newcastle Academy, 'Snowden' at Hammersmith Apollo, 'Ambition' from the Dublin Olympia Theatre and 'Where We're Calling'/'Pounding' at Warsaw, New York.
The Manchester band plan to release five songs from a series of different gigs in the UK and the US as a download on April 10.
Writing on their website the band said: "It's great to have each song from a different gig and include something from the American leg of the tour and they all sound great."
The mini album is mainly made up of tracks from their 2005 album 'Some Cities' and includes live performances of 'Black And White Town' from The Music Factory in Carlow, Dublin, 'Almost Forgot Myself' at Newcastle Academy, 'Snowden' at Hammersmith Apollo, 'Ambition' from the Dublin Olympia Theatre and 'Where We're Calling'/'Pounding' at Warsaw, New York.
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| Date / Time | Artist | Venue | Town/City | Buy |
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| Jun 12, 2010 19:30 | Doves | High Lodge Visitor Centre | Thetford Forest |
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