Bloc Party: massive January tour and album news
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Bloc Party have officially announced a series of dates for the new year.
The London four-piece will be promoting their new album, their second, around the time of the tour dates. A Weekend In The City is likely to be released sometime in early 2007, preceded by a single, 'The Prayer', on January 29.
The album's tracklisting looks a little like this:
1 'Song For Clay (Disappear Here)'
2 'Hunting For Witches'
3 'Waiting For the 7.18'
4 'The Prayer'
5 'Uniform'
6 'On'
7 'Where Is Home?'
8 'Kreuzberg'
9 'I Still Remember'
10 'Sunday'
11 'SRXT'
Tickets for the tour go on sale this Friday, October 27, at 9am. Dates as follows...
January
27 Southampton Guildhall
28 Norwich UEA
31 London Astoria
February
1 + 2 London Astoria
3 Folkestone Leas Cliff Hall
5 Reading Hexagon
6 Cardiff University
7 Bristol Academy
9 Exeter University, Great Hall
10 Birmingham Academy
11 Nottingham Rock City
13 Cambridge Corn Exchange
14 Manchester Academy
16 Dublin Ambassador
17 Glasgow Barrowlands
18 Aberdeen Music Hall
20 Edinburgh Corn Exchange
21 Newcastle Carling Academy
22 Sheffield Octagon
Support bands are to be announced, but DiS knows they're gonna be good... any guesses?
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dammit
tickets on sale 4 days BEFORE payday!!
grrrrrrr....
Fucking metric probably.
So why no Brighton date? For such a big tour there's a DISTINCT lack of a Brighton date.
JAG?
Friends of the Bride?
The Others
Son of Dork
this GIRL?
Clark?
*dreams*
a joke?
I that a joke? Or are you being serious?
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5 star?
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3 Astoria dates!
I'd much rather see them there than at Brixton.
how about pete burns and dead or alive?
if not, it should be ulrich schnauss or sennen.
yup
+1
erm
Belfast?
Don't be silly...
how can a city support a band?
i
wouldn't mind going to this, but would have to go to work at 9am on friday so will probably miss getting tickets:@
on the support front, i guess myself (note: i am not supporting)
no Brighton
:( this makes me very sad...
Please God
Let it be Five Star in support!
a mate
of mine has been working on the new album and he says its sounds trousers. Like a bad U2 tribute. disappointing.
bf
MacDonalds?
bloc party in a word:
'fops'.
'fops' means...
'ponces', i think.
bloc
I'm hearing they've gone for the big expansive thing too. new Snow Patrol anyone? No thanks. they've used Snore Patrol's producer, lets hope they haven't turned in a load of sub Coldplay drivel.
Support band
Probably some supergroup featuring ex-members of Arab Strap, Mclusky, Ikara Colt, KaitO, Sleater Kinney and DFA1979...
From live tracks and the Song for Clay demo
And also bits of Waiting for the 7.18 I've heard it sounds better than that. Song for Clay and Hunting For Witches at least sound nothing like Coldplay or Snow Patrol.
..
Better than sub-Coldplay drivel is what i meant...


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