Fucked Up add more UK dates
Toronto's finest are visiting the UK this August
Fucked Up have added two more dates to their upcoming UK and Irish tour next month.
The hardcore band will now play extra gigs in Bedford and London ahead of the release of forth album 'The Chemistry Of Common Life', which is due out on October 13 (October 14 in the US).
The band have also revealed the tracklisting and artwork for 'The Chemistry Of Common Life', which you can check out on their official blog at lookingforgold.blogspot.com.
Fucked Up will play:
Bedford Esquires (August 18)
London ULU (19)
Belfast Limelight (20)
Dublin Whelans (21)
Reading Festival (Lock Up stage) (23)
Leeds Festival (Lock Up stage) (24)
Bradford 1 In 12 Club (25)
To check the availability of Fucked Up tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The hardcore band will now play extra gigs in Bedford and London ahead of the release of forth album 'The Chemistry Of Common Life', which is due out on October 13 (October 14 in the US).
The band have also revealed the tracklisting and artwork for 'The Chemistry Of Common Life', which you can check out on their official blog at lookingforgold.blogspot.com.
Fucked Up will play:
Bedford Esquires (August 18)
London ULU (19)
Belfast Limelight (20)
Dublin Whelans (21)
Reading Festival (Lock Up stage) (23)
Leeds Festival (Lock Up stage) (24)
Bradford 1 In 12 Club (25)
To check the availability of Fucked Up tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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