Vincent squared tours with Villains in tow

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by Mike Diver [Edit this content] ▾ 0 comments 16:12 September 15th, 2006

Seriously, I've not the foggiest about these guys, but I hear on the grapevine that they're at least fairly hot right now, so...

Vincent Vincent And The Villains have announced a bunch of autumn tour dates. And - who'd have thunked it? - they've a new release coming out around the time of said dates. 'Johnny Two Bands' is released on October 30. Actually, that's just after they wrap up their tour. Whatever.

Those dates in full...

October
5 Leeds Faversham
6 Glasgow Nice N Sleazy
7 Newcastle Academy
8 Nottingham Social
10 Huddersfield Tokyo
11 Blackpool Riffs
12 Preston 53 Degrees
13 Warrington WA1 Venue Bar
15 Manchester Roadhouse
16 Birmingham Jug Of Ale
18 Southampton Joiners
19 London 93 Feet East
22 Watford Camel Club (under 18s gig)
24 Bristol Louisiana
25 Bournemouth Opera House
26 Brighton Audio

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1 squared is 1

So 'Vincent' squared would be 'Vincent'.

You don't have to thank me.

thewarn | 15 Sep '06, 16:13 | X | Reply

they look like fun

all I know is that they've copied a group pose exactly like a famous one of Gene Vincent & the Blue Caps - seems they know their history. And nice Gretch guitars as well

(awaits Colin's abuse)

prole-art-threat | 15 Sep '06, 16:15 | X | Reply

thanks anyway...

...maths B gcse.

Mike_Diver @thewarn | 15 Sep '06, 16:19 | X | Reply

thats assuming

that 'Vincent' represents '1'. It could represent 57. In which case:

Vincent x Vincent = 3,249

Glad we've got this cleared up.

grundylezimbra @thewarn | 15 Sep '06, 16:26 | X | Reply