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Biffy Clyro and The Boxer Rebellion bring on ROCKtober!
afuture1 by Andrew Future September 16th, 2004

Before you can even say 'ROCKtober!' summer's gone and you're freezing your knackers off buying a scumburger waiting for a nightbus. In celebration of this righteous month of gig-dome, Biffy Clyro and The Boxer Rebellion have announced a pretty huge tour.

It calls at:

Mon 4th October Cambridge Junction
Tues 5th Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
Wed 6th Bristol Station
Thurs 7th London Electric Ballroom
Fri 8th Reading Fez
Sat 9th Brighton Concorde 2
Mon 11th Oxford Zodiac
Tues 12th Nottingham Rock City
Wed 13th Stoke Sugarmill
Thurs 14th Sheffield Zero
Fri 15th Newcastle Northumbria University
Sat 16th Carlisle Brickyard
Mon 18th Aberdeen Moshulu
Tues 19th Glasgow Barrowlands

The Boxer Rebellion release 'Code Red' through Poptones on 27 September. It follows previous limited edition singles 'Watermelon' and 'In Pursuit', and precedes their as yet untitled debut LP, due in the new year.

They continue to play their own headline dates:

Thurs 16th SEPTEMBER Aldershot West End Centre
Fri 17th Oxford Zodiac
Sat 18th Cardiff Barfly
Sun 19th Southampton Joiners
Tues 21st Bournemouth Mr. Smiths
Wed 22nd Brighton Pressure Point
Sat 25 th Staffordshire University
Tues 28th Bradford University
Wed 29th Sheffield Hallam University
Thurs 30th Lonon Goldsmiths University
Fri 1st OCTOBER Glasgow Strathclyde University
22nd London Imperial College
26th Huddersfield Heaven And Hell
29th Kent University



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