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Noah And The Whale announce David Lynch-inspired UK shows

This time it's a tour with a twist

January 13, 2009 | 3 Comments
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Noah And The Whale have announced details of a unique UK tour for March.

The tour, dubbed Club Silencio (a David Lynch reference) will see the band showcasing film and music and image projections, featuring a programme and compere, as well as playing live themselves.

The band plan to finish recording and mixing their new album before embarking on the tour.

Noah And The Whale will play:

Norwich UEA (March 5)
London Shepherd's Bush Empire (6)
Brighton St George’s Church (7)
Manchester Academy 2 (8)
Gateshead The Sage (10)
Edinburgh Queen's Hall (11)
Leeds Metropolitan University (12)
Birmingham Town Hall (13)
Bristol Academy (15)
Nottingham Trent University (16)

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Noah And The Whale tickets:

Date / Time	Artist	Venue	Town/City	Buy
Mar 12, 2010 19:00	Noah And The Whale	Roundhouse	London	Buy Noah And The Whale tickets from Seetickets

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clashciti

Jan 13, 2009

Nice idea- pity that the Guillemots, er, already did that this year. Ripoff much??

glimmers_of_hope

Jan 14, 2009

This year!Must have been a short tour then.I bet no one had ever thought of doing it before the Gullemots either, the groundbreakers that they are.It's not exactly a new idea - But then no one was claiming it was.

clashciti

Jan 15, 2009

"It's not exactly a new idea - But then no one was claiming it was."Well, given that the first sentence of this article is 'Noah And The Whale have announced details of a unique UK tour for March.', someone rather obviously *is* claiming exactly that.And I meant last year, obviously.