The Cooper Temple Clause tour dates in full
The Cooper Temple Clause - whose new single 'Homo Sapiens' is released later this month on October 23 - are off on tour from next week. Perhaps you've already got yourself a ticket to one of their many shows? If so, this is old news to you, fine sir or madam. However, if this is new news to you, best get on the blower quick-sharp, sunshine...
October
11 Shrewsbury Buttermarket
12 Exeter Lemon Grove
13 Cardiff University
14 Bristol Thekla
15 Southampton University
17 Nottingham Rescue Rooms
18 London Koko
19 Colchester Essex University
20 Birmingham Barfly
21 Lincoln University
24 Carlisle Brickyard
25 Liverpool Barfly
26 Hull Welly
27 Leeds Cockpit
29 Glasgow King Tut's
30 Edinburgh Liquid Rooms
31 Manchester Academy 2
November
1 Cambridge Junction
Support comes from Battle.
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Very reminiscent of the earlier songs like Film-Maker and Been Training Dogs. Really good stuff, can't wait for the album in January.
newcastle
you bastards!
Why is this only being reported now?
Tickets went on sale at least a month ago.
Definitely looking forward to the new album. Saw them at Godiva Festival over summer (for free, score!), the new stuff rocked, fit in really well.
as a reminder...
...nothing more.
Always good to stir interest prior to the actual events, innit.
why the fuck
do people like this band?
The played Newcastle
last week (28th Sept.) at Digital. Very good they were too.
for the same reason your daddy liked your mummy
they see something in them that ignites a spark, a passion, an interest
because
it's the perfect antidote to the shit like kasabian, the automatic, the feeling, arctic monkeys, whatever hype band is parading around this week.
plus, they could give docherty, barat et al a proper kicking
what didz was thinking when he left this band is beyond me
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I hope the new album is good
they didn't go down at all well in Reading last time they were here, which was a shame. are battle any good, i listened to one song which reminded me far to much of the present by Bloc Party. Battles would be more fun
Grundy, It's because
they are fuckikng great...simple as that.
very well said.
spot on about them being the perfect antidote to the bollocks that's around at the moment.
if you mean the festival 2005
yeah, they did the silly thing of playing half a set of new songs (considering this album still isnt out yet!!) It just wasnt a very comfortable set but i remember that "New Toys" was just sublime.... not a fan of this panzer attack remix version either...
The new stuff is good, "Waiting Game" has its moments, "head" is awesome... And they've definately still got it live - they were ace at Kings in may... Bring on KOKO
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