Death Cab For Cutie announce November dates
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Much-loved - sometimes a little too much, and you know who you are - indie-popsters Death Cab For Cutie are heading back to Blighty in November for a series of dates. Live dates. They're not taking you for dinner. You know who you are.
To coincide with the dates (listed below), the American foursome will be releasing 'No Sunlight' as a single on November 17 (physical; digital November 10). The song's single number three to be lifted from the band's latest LP, May's Narrow Stairs.
Those dates, then. Buy your own grub.
November
12 Belfast St Georges Market
13 Dublin Ambassador
14 Edinburgh Corn Exchange
15 Nottingham Rock City
16 Bristol Colston Hall
17 Sheffield Academy
19 London Alexandra Palace
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Much-loved - sometimes a little too much, and you know who you are - indie-popsters Death Cab For Cutie are heading back to Blighty in November for a series of dates. Live dates. They're not taking you for dinner. You know who you are.
To coincide with the dates (listed below), the American foursome will be releasing 'No Sunlight' as a single on November 17 (physical; digital November 10). The song's single number three to be lifted from the band's latest LP, May's Narrow Stairs.
Those dates, then. Buy your own grub.
November
12 Belfast St Georges Market
13 Dublin Ambassador
14 Edinburgh Corn Exchange
15 Nottingham Rock City
16 Bristol Colston Hall
17 Sheffield Academy
19 London Alexandra Palace
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Alexandra Palace?
Fuckers
I like this band alot
but they were very disappointing at Latitude.
Someone
said they had real sound troubles at latitude so that could be the main reason? I've always thought them good but a little plain live
I’ve never been to Ally Pally,
Could somebody tell me whats so bad about it?
Once you're in
you're kept in, not even aloud out for a fag.
pretty bad sound too.
how big is ally pally?
7,000?
i was getting at the fact that somehow
death cab for cutie are big enough to play a venue of that size.
"somtimes a little too much, and you know who you are"
Hello!
None of these are really near me which is a shame because they were EXCELLENT at Birmingham in July. Perhaps I'll try and get to Nottingham.
"sound problems"
Is that also an excuse for their shit records as well?
At Benicassim
they were exceptional, not as good as The National who preceded them though.
the have a pretty devoted fanbase in the uk but i really dont think they it sellout
just cause u can do big gigs doesnt mean that you should
Does seem a bit large when they have already played
Brixton this year. Did they play Roundhouse too or was that Jimmy Eat World?
Is the sound at Brixton
always as bad as when DCFC played there in July?
Got a ticket for the Bristol gig
This might make up for missing Sigur Ros at Colston Hall.
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