Scouting For Girls Announce UK Winter Tour
August 18, 2008 · Print This Article
Scouting For Girls are pleased to announce details of their UK Winter Tour.
The British indie-pop sensations will kick off the tour in Bournemouth on the 1st November and conclude at London ’s Brixton Academy on the 27th November. The band finish their current Spring tour on 29th May which has included a record-breaking 4 sold-out nights at London ’s Shepherds Bush Empire.
Scouting For Girls reached number 1 with their debut album, ‘Scouting For Girls’ in January of this year, and have sold in excess of half a million records to date. They are the biggest selling UK band of 2008.
Tickets for all shows will go on general sale from Friday 30th May.
The band release their new single, ‘It’s Not About You’ on the 28th July through Epic Records.
Scouting For Girls play:
1st November – Bournemouth , Solent-BIC
2nd November – Plymouth , Pavillions
3rd November – Brighton , Centre
4th November – Southend, Cliffs Pavillion
6th November – Newcastle , Academy
7th November – Grimsby , Auditorium
8th November – Wolverhampton , Civic
10th November – Manchester , Apollo
12th November – Swindon , Oasis
14th November – Cardiff , Arena
15th November – Liverpool , University
16th November – Nottingham , Arena
18th November – Leeds , Academy
20th November – Glasgow , Academy
22nd November – Doncaster , Dome
23rd November – Portsmouth , Guildhall
27th November – London , Brixton Academy
www.myspace.com/scoutingforgirls
www.scoutingforgirls.co.uk
Who is the support act for scouting for girls at nottingham trent fm arena?
who is the supporting act for scouting for girls at the manchester apollo?
The support band is ‘The Days’ for the entire tour. They’re a really good band (better than Scouting for Girls in my opinion). Check them out on myspace.com/thedays
who is the support act for them at newcastle carling academy on the 6th of november?
Went to see scouting for girls last night, they were amazing! really worth going to see they were really good and i cant to go again asap
sam beeton opened he was, quite good but not great, followed by the days who were awsome! Loved it xx