Richard Hawley announces September tour dates
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Former Longpig Richard Hawley will play 15 dates in September, in support of his forthcoming Lady's Bridge LP.
The follow-up to Hawley's acclaimed Coles Corner album of 2006, Lady's Bridge is due out on August 20. Tour dates as follows:
September
2 Southampton Guildhall
3 Cambridge Corn Exchange
4 Brighton Dome
5 London Roundhouse
7 Birmingham Symphony Hall
8 Liverpool Philharmonic
9 Oxford New Theatre
10 Bristol Colston Hall
12 Sheffield City Hall
14 Edinburgh Queens Hall
16 Glasgow City Hall
17 Gateshead Sage
19 Leicester De Montford Hall
20 Bradford St Georges Hall
21 Manchester Bridgewater Hall
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hopefully the new album will be good.
i'm quite amazed
by the size of the venues to be honest, not to bemoan an obviously talented hawley.
all that mercury talk i'm sure helped him, my mum'll be pleased and go along i'm sure.
I'm not amazed
It's not like he hasn' acheived as much as the other people who play these sort of venues.
Bradford
Welcome to Bradford, Mr Hawley!
I'm a bit surprised...
...are there really enough people with taste in my home town of Southampton for old Richard to fill the Guildhall?
I would suggest not.
perfect.
playing bradford and manchester when i'm in london, and playing london when, you guessed it, i'd be in a perfect place to see bradford or manchester gigs. oh why do you toy with me, gig gods?
No Cardiff?
Pfft, shall have to go to Southampton instead. Even though the Guildhall is a dreadful venue.
I keep thinking this is about Ritchie Hawtin,
but it almost never is.
Disappointing.
Soton Guildhall.
You're not wrong about the Guildhall being dreadful- the sound is awful unless you stand directly in front of the mixing desk.
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