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Eugene McGuinness announces dates aplenty
TinPanAl by Alex Denney September 11th, 2007

Fresh from support slots with the likes of The Shins, Regina Spektor and Rilo Kiley, our favourite new singer/songwriter Eugene McGuinness has announced a sod-load of new dates in some very fine company.

Eugene will play supporting roles to Lightspeed Champion, Tunng and Youthmovies, as well as joint headline dates with The Mules in October and November.

In addition to these live shenanigans, McGuinness will be releasing his second single, 'Bold Street', on October 29 via Double Six Records. The single will be released on 7" / digital download, and features new track 'Hangman' as the B-side.

With Lightspeed Champion:

October
1 Birmingham Bar Academy
2 London 100 Club
3 Bristol Fleece

With Tunng:

October
11 Oxford The Zodiac
12 Leeds Brudenell Social Club
13 Sheffield Plug
14 Cardiff Glee Club
15 Manchester Academy 3

With Youthmovies

October
16 London Luminaire
17 Leicester Firebug
18 Manchester Night And Day
19 Leeds Brainwash Festival
20 Liverpool Korova

With The Mules:

October
24 Aberdeen Moshulu
25 Newcastle Digital
26 Liverpool Barfly
27 Sheffield UPSU
28 Edinburgh Cabaret Volatire
31 Oxford Zodiac

November
1 Cambridge Portland Arms
2 Hertford Hertford Marquee
3 Leeds Nastyfest
5 Southampton Joiners
9 Cardiff SWN Festival
14 Nottingham The Social

December
19 London The Social at Huw Stephens' 'Introducing' night



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