In anticipation of the release of their third album, Killer Sounds, Hard-Fi have announced details of a UK headline tour in September (and the first day of October). The run of dates will begin at Norwich's Waterfront on 21 September and will include a London Forum show (which is already sold out) on Friday 23 September.
Presumably, the chance to hear songs from the album before it's released will allow people to work out how accurate - or inaccurate - the new album's title actually is...
The full list of dates is:
September
Wed 21 - Norwich Waterfront
Thu 22 - Cambridge Junction
Fri 23 - London Forum (sold out)
Sun 25 - Bristol Anson Rooms
Mon 26 - Sheffield Leadmill
Tue 27 - Glasgow O2 ABC
Thu 29 - Newcastle Northumbria University
Fri 30 - Manchester Ritz
October
Sat 1 - Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall
If you so wish, you'll be able to buy tickets here.
12:11 PM | 14/06/2011
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