EVERY TIME I DIE & SUPERHEAVEN to Tour the UK

by Ryan Minic | Jun 22, 2015

Every Time I Die, Superheaven, and Muck will be touring the UK together this fall.

Here’s how it rolls:

Nov 06 Southampton, UK @ Talking Heads
Nov 07 Plymouth, UK @ Underground
Nov 08 Bristol, UK @ The Fleece
Nov 09 Nottingham, UK @ Rescue Rooms
Nov 11 Manchester, UK @ Sound Control
Nov 12 Glasgow, UK @ King Tuts
Nov 13 Aberdeen, UK @ Tunnels
Nov 14 Newcastle, UK @ Riverside
Nov 15 Sheffield, UK @ Corporation
Nov 17 Birmingham, UK @ Asylum
Nov 18 London, UK @ The Dome Tufnell Park
Nov 19 London, UK @ The Borderline
Nov 20 London, UK @ Underworld

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