Kaiser Chiefs have announced February and March dates to support their new album . The shows - which start in Manchester on 22 February and finish at Cardiff on 10 March - go on sale on Tuesday at 9am. To buy tickets, click here.
The band, whose second album Q is tipping as one of the essential albums for 2007 is due in March. It's to be preceded by a single Ruby, which comes out on 19 February. "We haven't hidden behind gimmicks," singer Ricky Wilson tells Q magazine this month. "The tunes are there. You can play these songs on the recorder."
Those tour dates in full:
21 February - Apollo, Manchester
22 February - Apollo, Manchester
23 February - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
25 February - Civic Hall, Wolverhampton
26 February - Academy, Newcastle
27 February - Academy, Newcastle
3 March - Shepherds Bush Empire, London
4 March - Shepherds Bush Empire, London
6 March - Academy, Glasgow
7 March - Academy, Glasgow
9 March - Cardiff University Great Hall, Cardiff
10 March - Cardiff University Great Hall, Cardiff
Who are you looking forward to seeing live in 2007? Let us know.
5:00 PM | 04/01/2007
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