Following the speedy sales of their intimate London dates starting at the end of this month, Arcade Fire have announced a full UK tour for March, plus two dates in Ireland.
The band will play two nights each at Dublin Olympia, Manchester Apollo and Glasgow Barrowlands, culminating in two mammoth shows at London’s Brixton Academy. Tickets for these shows go on sale Friday January 12 at 9am. The band's second album Neon Bible will be released on March 5, preceded by an as yet titled single on February 19.
Those new dates in full:
5 March Dublin Olympia
6 March Dublin Olympia
8 March Manchester Apollo
9 March Manchester Apollo
11 March Glasgow Barrowlands
12 March Glasgow Barrowlands
14 March London Brixton Academy
15 March London Brixton Academy
Tickets will cost £18.50 for London, £17 for Manchester and Glasgow, and €41 / €46 for Dublin (plus booking fees). £1 / €1 included is a charity donation.
4:41 PM | 08/01/2007
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no American dates?
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