New to Q tour
The New to Q tour line-up has been confirmed. This tour will give a platform to the very best new musical talent on offer in 2010.
Detroit Social Club, Tiffany Page, and Goldhawks will be taking to the stage and filling venues across the country.
Detroit Social Club are no strangers to big tours, having previously supported Primal Scream, Razorlight, and The Futureheads, and are renowned for their vibrant stage antics and visual displays.
Tiffany Page is drawing favourable reviews, being touted by some as potentially the next Chrissie Hynde, or Courtney Love, combining a distinctive voice with attitude and a raucous way of handling a guitar.
Goldhawks are named after the street they were born and grew up on, yet their music is set to escape and travel much further than that. Influenced from across the Atlantic, the group take the bigger rock sound they enjoyed in childhood and adapt it to their more British roots.
For eight days in May the tour will cause a frenzy throughout the land:
10 May - Manchester Sound Control
11 May - Glasgow King Tuts
12 May - Newcastle Academy 2
13 May - Leeds Cockpit
16 May - Bristol Academy 2
17 May - Birmingham Academy 3
18 May - Garage London
Ticket Information
Tickets are available via aloud.com and are only £8.50 regionally and £11.50 in London.
10:07 AM | 13/04/2010
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