New Album and Nov/Dec Tour by @TheCharlatans !!! Including @O2AcademyNewc on 4/12 #DIFFERENTDAYS

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THE CHARLATANS



ANNOUNCE UK AND IRELAND TOUR FOR NOV/DEC '17  



NEW ALBUM 'DIFFERENT DAYS' - RELEASED MAY 26TH THROUGH BMG

“A brilliant album. The Charlatans have never been more forward looking or relevant as now” – Q

    
The Charlatans have announced details of a full UK tour for 2017. Kicking off at Nottingham’s Rock City on November 29th the band play eleven dates in total, taking in Brixton Academy on December 9th before finishing in Belfast on the 11th. The band, Mark Collins on guitar, Martin Blunt on bass, Tim Burgess vocals and Tony Rogers on keyboards will be joined by The Verve’s Pete Salisbury on drums

The band releases their new album on May 26th. ‘Different Days’ features an array of special guests including Paul Weller, Johnny Marr and New Order’s Stephen Morris and is already receiving rave reviews - Q described it simply as “A wondrous record” and first single ‘Plastic Machinery’ went straight on the A list at 6Music. 
The dates are listed below;

 29.11.17 ROCK CITY, NOTTINGHAM

 30.11.17 O2 ACADEMY, SHEFFIELD

 01.12.17 CIVIC HALL, WOLVERHAMPTON

 02.12.17 O2 APOLLO, MANCHESTER

 o4.12.17 O2 ACADEMY 1, GLASGOW

 05.12.17 O2 ACADEMY 1, NEWCASTLE

 07.12.17 O2 ACADEMY, LEEDS

 08.12.17 UNIVERSITY GREAT HALL, CARDIFF

 09.12.17 O2 ACADEMY BRIXTON, LONDON

 10.12.17 DUBLIN ACADEMY, IRELAND

 11.12.17 LIMELIGHT, BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND

Presale artist bundles, including a ticket, album and hand signed lyric sheet, are available from Wednesday 17th at 10.00am via gigs and tours http://gigst.rs/ChrtnsP and then go on general sale on Friday 19th May at 10.00am from www.thecharlatans.net

Support to be announced.

“We love playing live - our last tour was my favourite we've ever done and I'm thinking these dates might be even better. We're looking forward to seeing everyone” Tim Burgess

www.thecharlatans.net




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