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Glass Animals stream ‘ZABA’ album, announce October UK dates
Oxford group release their debut this June, before turning attention to a UK tour.
Oxford group Glass Animals are streaming their debut album ‘ZABA’ in full, sharing the first work through an interactive online player.
Running alongside artwork created by Micah Lidberg, the debut includes previous singles ‘Gooey’ and ‘Pools’. It’s released 9th June on Wolf Tone/Caroline
Alongside the new album, Glass Animals take off on a handful of UK shows this June - they’re then set to play this year’s Latitude Festival. The band just announced four new October UK shows, including London’s Oval Space.
More dates are to be announced shortly, with tickets for the new shows available from 4th June here.
Glass Animals, UK Dates:
JUNE
13 London, Rough Trade East (Free)
14 Cardiff, Buffalo Bar
16 Bristol, The Lantern (Colston 2)
18 London, Meltdown Festival (Paul Epworth & Wolf Tone Presents…)
20 Leeds, Belgrave Music Hall
21 Manchester, Ruby Lounge
23 Newcastle, Think Tank
25 Sheffield, Bungalow & Bears (Free)
26 Oxford, Jericho Tavern *ALBUM LAUNCH SHOW*
JULY
19 Latitude Festival, Southwold
20 Birmingham, One Beat Weekender
AUGUST
01 Cornwall, Knee Deep Festival
31 Ireland, Electric Picnic
SEPTEMBER
04 Bestival, Isle of Wight
OCTOBER
10 Liverpool, The Magnet
13 Brighton, The Haunt
14 London, Oval Space
17 Glasgow, CCA
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