Since their debut album is currently playing in the Q office, it seemed only right to announce that mysterious Mancunians WU LYF - or World Unite! Lucifer Youth Foundation, to use their actual name - have revealed details of their first proper tour.
Shunning away from traditional media campaigns and refusing intervies, the four-piece have cultivated their enigmatic status with almost effortless ease, playing music journalists (like us) at their own game and creating a huge buzz about them in the process. So far, it seems like they're winning, but is all that set to change when they head out on tour? There's only one way to find out...
The tour dates are as follows:
JUNE
9 - Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
10 - Liverpool Kazimier
11 - Sheffield Queens Social Club
13 - Leicester Y
14 - Glasgow Grand Ole Opry
15 - Edinburgh Cabaret Voltaire
17 - London Village Underground
4:42 PM | 12/04/2011
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