This week's edition of Front Of The Q is brought to you by grunge legends Pearl Jam, Peter Gabriel and Biffy Clyro. Tickets for the gigs below go onsale at 9am tomorrow (Friday, 11 December) and are available, along with much more, at our sister site Aloud.
Hard Rock Calling 2010 - Pearl Jam
Pearl Jam headline the opening day of 2010's Hard Rock Calling, on 25 June.
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Peter Gabriel
Back with a new covers album, the inimitable Peter Gabriel plays the London O2 Arena on 27 March.
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Biffy Clyro
The Scottish rock band have announced some UK dates in May in support of new album Only Revolutions.
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4:04 PM | 10/12/2009
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