THE MILK announce headline UK Tour
THE MILK
Now here is a band worth looking at that have just been brought to my attention.
I am really liking the sound, sort of a cross between Foster The People and Finlay Quaye! I look forward to hearing a bit more from them.
The Milk have announced details of a mammoth twenty-eight-date UK tour throughout March. The tour begins in Canterbury on 1 March, includes the band’s biggest headline show to date at London’s Scala on 4 April. The tour is rounded off with a show at Chinnerys in their hometown of Southend.
I am really liking the sound, sort of a cross between Foster The People and Finlay Quaye! I look forward to hearing a bit more from them.
The Milk have announced details of a mammoth twenty-eight-date UK tour throughout March. The tour begins in Canterbury on 1 March, includes the band’s biggest headline show to date at London’s Scala on 4 April. The tour is rounded off with a show at Chinnerys in their hometown of Southend.
The Milk are quickly earning a reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting live bands. They were even nominated for Best Breakthrough Artist at the UK Festival Awards this summer, going up against the likes of Bruno Mars and Jessie J. In London alone, the last year has seen The Milk perform rammed-out headline shows across the likes of Hoxton Bar & Kitchen, Dingwalls, The Jazz Cafe, XOYO and Camden Barfly, predominately whilst still unsigned. With a new single scheduled to coincide with the tour, the band’s first extensive UK tour will see them preview songs from their forthcoming debut album, to be released through Sony, which has been produced by celebrated DJ and remixer Brad Baloo (The Nextmen).
“Pure fire and skill…an immersive experience you don’t want to end” Guardian
"This is the next band you all should be paying attention to" NME
The tour dates are as follows:
March 1 Canterbury The Farmhouse
March 2 Brighton Green Door Store
March 4 Bournemouth 60 Million Postcards
March 5 Southampton Joiners
March 7 Oxford Jericho
March 8 Bristol Start The Bus
March 9 Bath Moles
March 10 Gloucester Guildhall
March 12 Cardiff The Globe
March 13 Doncaster Leopard
March 14 York Stereo
March 16 Leeds Nation of Shopkeepers
March 17 Stoke Sugarmill
March 18 Birmingham The Rainbow
March 19 Sheffield The Plug
March 21 Nottingham Bodega
March 22 Manchester Deaf Institute
March 23 Liverpool Shipping Forecast
March 24 Preston 53 Degrees
March 26 Middlesbrough Westgarth Social Club
March 28 Edinburgh Electric Circus
March 29 Glasgow King Tuts
March 30 Aberdeen Tunnels
March 31 Dundee Doghouse
April 2 Newcastle Cosmic Ballroom
April 3 Norwich Open
April 4 London Scala
April 5 Southend Chinnerys
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