Having just performed a brilliant headline show on the third stage at Download Festival - and we should know, because we were there - Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls announce details of a huge UK tour to take place this November. The general onsale begins this Friday, but our sister site Aloud.com has an exclusive presale from 9.30am tomorrow (that's Thursday 16 June) for the Birmingham, Manchester and London dates, giving you a whole extra day to snap those bad boys up. Don't say we're not good to you.
Full tour dates are as follows:
November
22 - Brighton Dome
23 - Newport, Newport Centre
24 - Birmingham O2 Academy
25 - Glasgow Barrowlands
26 - Manchester O2 Apollo
27 - London Hammersmith Apollo
You can purchase tickets here.
And while you do, you should watch this video for The Road.
3:38 PM | 15/06/2011
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