March 2, 2007 22:11

Lily Allen adds tour dates

LA buzz band The Bird And The Bee to support

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Lily Allen will be joined by hotly tipped Los Angeles duo The Bird And The Bee on her extended tour of the US and the UK.

The two acts will kick things off at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on March 6 as previously announced, and play dates in Manchester and London before heading Stateside for a slew of shows, which conclude at New York's Nokia Theatre on April 11.

Allen will also headline NME.COM's South by Southwest showcase in Austin, Texas on March 14, as previously announced.

The tour dates are:

Cambridge Corn Exchange (March 6)
Wolverhampton Civic (7)
Glasgow Academy (8)
Manchester Apollo (10)
Nottingham Rock City (11)
London Hammersmith Apollo (12)
London Barfly (13) -- Bird and the Bee solo date
Austin Stubb's BBQ NME SXSW showcase (14) -- Lily Allen only
Houston, TX Engine Room (16)
New Orleans, LA House of Blues (17)
Atlanta, GA Loft (19)
Fort Lauderdale, FL Culture Room (20)
Seattle, WA Showbox (26)
Vancouver, BC House of Blues (27)
San Diego, CA House of Blues (30)
Sacramento, CA Crest Theatre (April 1)
San Francisco, CA Fillmore (2)
Toronto, ON Phoenix Concert Theatre (5)
Montreal, QC Club Soda (6)
Boston, MA Roxy (7)
Washington DC 9:30 Club (8) 

Philadelphia, PA Electric Factory (10)
New York, NY Nokia Theater (11)


--By our Los Angeles staff.
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