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Bring Me The Horizon announce further UK live dates
After those arena gigs, well, sold right out.
Looking dead certs to top the UK album charts this week with latest long-player, ‘That’s The Spirit’, Bring Me The Horizon have added a further five UK live dates to their 2015 touring plans, due to that old favourite, “demand”.
Back in August, the band announced four dates - including London’s Alexandra Palace - and today they’ve added five more shows, including one matinee performance.
They’ll now play in Southampton, Glasgow, Birmingham and Bristol, too.
Tickets are on sale from 6pm today (16th September).
Their full UK tour dates are now:
NOVEMBER
24 Glasgow Academy
25 Edinburgh Corn Exchange
26 Doncaster Dome
27 Cardiff Motorpoint Arena
28 London Alexandra Palace
29 Birmingham Academy (matinee show)
29 Birmingham Academy
30 Bristol Academy
DECEMBER
1 Kingston Hippodrome
Read our interview with the band, taken from the September issue of DIY, here.
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