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Extra date added in Scotland after Glasvegas' hometown sells out

November 19, 2008 | 9 Comments
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An extra date has been added to the Shockwaves NME Awards Tour 2009 this morning (November 19) after the first Glasgow date sold out.

Tickets for the show in headliners Glasvegas' home city on January 30 are all gone, so the tour - which also features Friendly Fires, White Lies and Florence And The Machine - will play a second night at the Glasgow Academy on January 31.

Tickets are on sale for all shows now.

The full tour dates are now:

Liverpool University (January 29)
Glasgow Academy (30, 31)
Newcastle Academy (February 1)
Sheffield Academy (3)
Birmingham Academy (4)
Manchester Academy (6)
Leeds Academy (8)
Lincoln Engine Shed (10)
Nottingham Rock City (11)
Norwich UEA (12)
Cardiff University (14)
Bristol Academy (15)
Brighton Dome (16)
Oxford Academy (17)
Portsmouth Pyramid (19)
Cambridge Corn Exchange (20)
London Brixton Academy (21)

To check the availability of Shockwaves NME Awards Tour 2009 tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/GIGS now, or call 0871 230 1094.

If you're on O2 you can get Priority Tickets to The O2 and O2 Academy venues up to 48 hours before they go on general release. Register at o2priority.co.uk. Terms apply.

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flumphert

Nov 19, 2008

Whoopidy fuckin dooooo! Still no Dublin or Belfast though.

mccmrooney

Nov 19, 2008

ye why the hell no irish dates

chris0804

Nov 19, 2008

I think if we can manage to fill up this page with irate comments they just might listen. WHY THE HELL AREN'T YOU COMING TO IRELAND THIS YEAR?!?!? We really want to see a Dublin show over here and I'm pretty sure our brothers up north are thinking the same thing. Please NME...

blueoasis

Nov 19, 2008

wow... cant these bands play a long tour.. last year was bigger and better,, no leicester!!! disgrace, instead of ading extra dates in same city just add extra bloody venues..

FrostyM

Nov 19, 2008

Very True. Come on NME we need a dublin date

Pro182

Nov 20, 2008

no plymouth? exeter? nothing in the southwest as usual for NME

seeb123

Nov 20, 2008

I wouldn't cross the street to see these bands, i dunno how glasvegas are popular.

sophie-rose

Nov 20, 2008

I agree seeb123, The line up for this year is appalling. Ireland should be thankful these bands aren't coming over. Glasvegas stink and the lead singer was a total idiot on nevermind the buzzcocks.

johnky

Nov 21, 2008

Relax one and all. There will be a Dublin date in the Ambassador and night in Belfast the following night. Both will precede all the listed shows above.