In addition to their forthcoming headline tour Q50 favourites Klaxons have signed up to play three more matinee shows so their younger fans can see them playing live.
Following the success of their riotous all-ages show at London Bridge before Christmas, the band will play afternoon sets at Glasgow Academy on 6 May, Manchester Ritz on 13 May and London Shepherds Bush Empire on 19 May. The rest of the tour has already sold out.
All-ages shows have seen an increase in popularity over the last year, with nights such as Way Out West attracting some of the biggest names around. More exclusively, Elephant and Castle's Underage Club night at the Coronet Theatre is restricted to under-18s, with some attendees travelling from as far as Denmark to see their favourite bands live. God we feel old.
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11:04 AM | 20/02/2007
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