It's still pretty cold, but the sun is out, the Royal Wedding is over and festival season is on its way. Before they grace stages at some of the UK's premier outside summer event, Kasabian have announced an intimate UK warm-up tour in June. Don't get too excited, as these aren't tiny venues, but they're still pretty small compared to those the band would normally play. The band may even showcase a few songs from their forthcoming new album, which they've been recording in San Francisco and LA. Don't qute us on that, though!
The tour dates are as follows:
June 2011
Saturday 4 - O2 Academy Sheffiild
Sunday 5 - O2 Academy Leeds
Tuesday 7 - Wolverhampton Civic Hall
Wednesday 8 - O2 Apollo Manchester
Tickets go onsale at 9am on Friday and will be available from our sister site, Aloud.com
1:53 PM | 03/05/2011
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Get their asses to the U.S.!
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