Ahead of the release of their third album, The English Riviera, next week (on 11 April), Metronomy have announced a new tour for September. They've also revealed that Summer Camp will join them at their impending headline gig at Shepherd's Bush Empire on 16 April, alongside Ghostpoet and Duologue.
The full dates for April and September are as follows.
APRIL
14 - Nottingham Rescue Rooms
15 - Norwich Waterfront
16 - London Shepherds Bush Empire (support from Summercamp, Ghostpoet, Duologue)
17 - Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
19 - Brighton Digital
20 - Oxford O2 Academy 2
21 - Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
22 - Wakefield The Hop
24 - Newcastle O2 Academy 2
25 - Edinburgh Cabaret Voltaire
26 - Aberdeen The Tunnels
27 - York The Duchess
SEPTEMBER
20 - Southampton Talking Heads
21 - Leeds Cockpit
22 - Sheffield Leadmill
23 - Glasgow Oran Mor
24 - Liverpool Kazimier
26 - Manchester Academy 3
27 - Birmingham HMV Institute
28 - Bristol Trinity
Tickets for the shows are available from Aloud.com.
6:22 PM | 04/04/2011
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