Enter Shikari, Your Demise, Letlive UK Run Announced

by Ryan Minic | Jun 15, 2011

Enter Shikari, Your Demise, and Letlive will embark on a UK tour immediately following their extensive European trek in September. Dates follow:

Oct 05 Norwich, UK @ UEA
Oct 06 Oxford, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 07 Manchester, UK @ Ritz
Oct 08 Liverpool, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 10 Dublin, IRL @ Academy
Oct 11 Belfast, IRL @ Mandela Hall
Oct 13 Glasgow, UK @ Barrowlands
Oct 14 Newcastle, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 15 Birmingham, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 16 Sheffield, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 18 Bristol, UK @ 02 Academy
Oct 19 London, UK @ Electric Ballroom
Oct 20 London, UK @ Electric Ballroom
Oct 22 Portsmouth, UK @ Pyramids
Oct 24 Cardiff, UK @ Coal Exchange
Oct 25 Nottingham, UK @ Rock City

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