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Garage, Glasgow – 13th June
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53 Degrees, Preston – 17th July

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JERRY SEINFELD

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MUMFORD & SONS

Huddersfield – 2nd June

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O2 Academy Brixton, London – 4th December

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DAN SARTAIN

Lexington, London – 5th May
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Cecil Sharp House, London – 26th September

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MY DYING BRIDE

O2 Academy Islington, London – 7th December

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ELECTRIC SIX

O2 Abc, Glasgow – 29th November
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OLLY MURS

Motorpoint Arena, Sheffield – 2nd March
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Echo Arena, Liverpool – 13rd March
SECC, Glasgow – 15th March
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St David’s Hall, Cardiff – 30th May
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Guildhall, Gloucester – 8th May

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FRANK TURNER

Rock City, Nottingham – 11th November
O2 Academy, Leeds – 12th
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Brangwyn Hall,  Swansea – 14th
Hexagon,  Reading – 15th
O2 Academy,  Newcastle – 17th
HMV Picture House,  Edinburgh – 18th
O2 Academy,  Sheffield – 19th
Open,  Norwich – 20th
Margate Winter Gardens, 22nd
Wolverhampton Civic Hall – 23rd
Leamington Spa Assembly – 24th
Engine Shed,  Lincoln – 25th
O2 Academy,  Oxford – 26th
Corn Exchange, Brighton – 28th
Southampton Guildhall -  29th
Hall For Cornall,  Truro – 30th
Bath,  Pavillion – 1st December

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EDITORS

HMV Institute, Birmingham – 27th June

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THUNDER

O2 Academy, Manchester – 22nd December

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TENACIOUS D

O2 Academy Brixton, London – 7th June

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MEGADETH

Electric Ballroom, London – 12th June

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NIK KERSHAW AND BAND

O2 Academy, Sheffield – 19th September
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Corn Exchange, Cambridge – 10th January
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Colston Hall, Bristol – 12th January
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De Montfort Hall, Leicester – 17th January
O2 Academy, Leeds – 18th January
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The Ironworks, Inverness – 14th June
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New Theatre, Oxford – 16th November
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O2 Abc, Glasgow – 20th November
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O2 Academy Glasgow – 17th November

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O2 ABC, Glasgow – 30th August
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LAWSON

O2 ABC, Glasgow – 14th May
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Leadmill, Sheffield – 18th May
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METRIC

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O2 Academy, Glasgow – 15th July
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DRY THE RIVER

Junction, Cambridge – 16th October
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53 Degrees, Preston – 25th October
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Hmv Institute, Birmingham – 30th October
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THE VIEW

Kings Theatre, Glasgow – 9th May
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REEL BIG FISH

Concorde 2, Brighton – 6th August
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O2 Academy2, Oxford – 18th August

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HOODIE ALLEN

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ED SHEERAN

Fleece, Bristol – 22nd May

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THE TING TINGS

Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow – 26th June

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STEVE HARLEY

HMV Forum, London - 13th December

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PLACEBO

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St David’s Hall, Cardiff – 30th May
Leas Cliff Pavilion, Folkestone – 31st
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The O2, Dublin – 13th July

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Borderline, London – 1st May

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O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London – 15th September

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Indigo2, London – 4th June

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Clarion Xmas Concert with The Irish Chamber Orchestra

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Cadogan Hall, London – 7th October

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HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London – 11th July

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RUFUS WAINWRIGHT

New Theatre, Oxford – 16th November
Symphony Hall, Birmingham – 17th
HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London – 18th
Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham – 20th
Barbican Centre, York – 21st
Colston Hall, Bristol – 23rd
The Dome, Brighton – 24th
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O2 Academy, Manchester – 22nd December

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As well as the festivals, the band are also reportedly planning to play a small UK tour to roadtest their new material in June. A statement from Mumford and Sons said of the tour:

“We want to stop off in towns not usually heavily toured by bands, and celebrate the people, food and music that inhabit them. We’re keen to promote the town’s local businesses, and we’ll be using the local bars and venues for aftershow parties, whilst working closely with the local people to get everyone involved in making these shows spectacular.

“There will be a host of our friends playing too …. It should be a whole lot of fun.”

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The former Oasis singer told Rolling Stone: “I haven’t heard anything that sounds as good as that. I don’t mind them. A lot of f***ing people hate them in England. I think it’s the waistcoat and facial hair. I think that guy’s got a good voice… I wish I had written that song. That’s the biggest compliment I can pay whoever wrote that.”

Noel’s words come as a stark contrast to his brother Liam’s thoughts on the folk-pop band: “They look like f***ing Amish people. You know, them ones with the big sideys that don’t use electricity? Growing their own food and putting barns up. I need music to be a bit more sexy and played by people who look a bit f***ing dangerous.”

Noel Gallagher will embark on a short UK tour with his new outfit, High Flying Birds, in October.

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In an interview the band revealed their thoughts on the crowd and of the mistakes they can make when nervous. Speaking to Q, frontman Marcus Mumford said, “With these giant shows I always feel the first few rows aren’t real. There’s an ecstasy that happens when you’re in the front rows of a gig, it doesn’t matter who’s onstage, it’s always a frenzy and you’re squashed and you’re probably quite drunk so that’s not the reality. So, if you can engage the furthest person back, then you can get everyone else to engage.”

Mumford also revealed that nerves can get to them when the pressure is on: “Forgetting words is the worst, it happens a lot, especially when we do live television.” He said they also suffered from “shaking, panic attacks, sweating a lot, crying a little bit, a desperate need for the toilet.”

Mumford & Sons support Arcade Fire this Thursday (June 30th).

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The film, titled Scenes From The Suburbs follows troubled teenager Kyle and his activities over a summer, particularly focussing on how he deals with his friend Winter’s changing character. Available to watch on Mubi.com, the video featured Spike Jonze directing, whose previous work include Being John Malkovich and more recently Where The Wild Things Are. In an interview with NME, drummer Will Butler said, “Hopefully it doesn’t explain the album more. We wanted it to be another slant, coming from the same place, so that the songs kind of illuminate the film and vice versa.”

Arcade Fire are set to headline a show at Hyde Park on Thursday (June 30th), supported by The Vaccines, Beirut and Mumford & Sons.

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The Montreal-based orchestral rock band will play a headline slot on Thursday (June 30th), supported by an all-star line-up of The Vaccines, Beirut and Mumford & Sons. Arcade Fire begun June with an epic headline set at Bonnaroo, and are surely set to repeat that in Hyde Park. That show featured frontman Win Butler singing crowd favourite We Used To Wait from a platform within the audience, and their show earlier in the year at Coachella featured an awe-inspiring stage show of giant balloons, so UK fans travelling to London on Thursday are sure to be delighted. Performing tracks from their hit 2010 album The Suburbs, as well as old favourites from incredible debut album Funeral and critically acclaimed follow-up Neon Bible, Arcade Fire are famous for their energised live shows and diverse range of musical skills, with each member able to play multiple instruments.

This weekend Hyde Park played host to Hard Rock Calling, featuring stunning headline sets from The Killers, Bon Jovi and Rod Stewart. This coming weekend will see Wireless Festival descend on Hyde Park, featuring headline sets from The Black Eyed Peas, The Chemical Brothers and Pulp.

As well as playing Hyde Park, the band will play Benicassim and August shows in Manchester and a special show at Edinburgh Castle.

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The running order of the festival lists “Special guests” as appearing on The Park Stage at 8pm, and rumours had been circulating ever since The Sun printed a story claiming Radiohead were the unannounced band. The Oxfordshire greats today had their performance confirmed by their spokesman. It will be their first performance at the festival since 2003, although singer Thom Yorke and guitarist Johnny Greenwood made an appearance on The Park Stage last year. Radiohead’s 1997 headline performance is often voted the greatest ever at the festival.

Radiohead will be playing at the same time as Morrissey on the Pyramid Stage, Fleet Foxes and Mumford & Sons on The Other Stage, and The Coral and Example on The John Peel Stage.

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Featuring more than 700 acts across more than 30 stages, watched by more than 175,000 people, the festival is renowned worldwide for its great atmosphere and legendary performances.

This year’s Pyramid Stage headline performances come from U2 (Friday 24th), Coldplay (Saturday 25th) and Beyonce (Sunday 26th). Other acts on the infamous main stage include Morissey, Elbow, Laura Marling, Paolo Nutini and Biffy Clyro.

The Other Stage will be headlined by Primal Scream (Friday), The Chemical Brothers (Saturday) and Queens of the Stone Age (Sunday). Also playing the festival’s second stage will be Mumford & Sons, White Lies, Kaiser Chiefs, TV on the Radio, Fleet Foxes and Bright Eyes.

The John Peel Stage will see DJ Shadow (Friday), Glasvegas (Saturday) and The Streets (Sunday) headline. Other acts playing the stage named in honour of the legendary Radio 1 DJ include The Coral, Battles, Robyn, Noah and the Whale and Warpaint.

The huge festival has been running on and off since 1970, and this year is sure to live up to expectations. With a line-up nothing short of world-class, revellers and viewers at home will see some spectacular performances on stages big and small.

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The northern singer of Oasis fame, debuted his new album ‘A Different Gear, Still Speeding’  earlier this year. While he has been known to live on the edge he has told The Sun paper that he likes to listen to similar music not “Amish” music, which is how he has branded Mumford And Sons.

Speaking about the folk band he said “They look like f***ing Amish people. You, them ones with the big sideys that don’t use electricity?” not holding back he continued “growing their own food and putting barns up… I need music to be a bit more sexy and played by people who look a bit f***ing dangerous”

Beady Eye are playing at numerous festivals this summer including iTunes on the 5th of July and Reading Festival on the 26th of August.

Mumford And Sons are playing Glastonbury this weekend.

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They join headliners Arcade Fire, Arctic Monkeys and The Strokes at the event, alongside Mumford & Sons and The Streets.

Benicassim takes place just outside Valencia on the 14th-17th July 2011. Previous artists to have played the festival include Radiohead, Morrissey and Kraftwek.

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In an interview with XFM, vocalist and drummer Ted Dwane said “”We really love the idea of involving our audiences in some way. That’s how we did ‘Sigh no More’. We did it live, the songs were played in front of crowds, they evolved in front of an audience. We’re quite intent on doing that again for the second album. It feels like a logical way to work out what you want to record”.

The winners of the 2011 Brit Award for best album have become the first band since Coldplay to sell a million records on both sides of the Atlantic and have been confirmed at this years Glastonbury Festival. The band will also support Arcade Fire at the huge show in Hyde park this summer.

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Acts confirmed include Dizzee Rascal and Hot Chip on Friday, The Flaming Lips and Roxy Music on Saturday, and The Prodigy on Sunday, plus Mumford & Sons, The Temper Trap, The xx, Fever Ray, Hot Chip, LCD Soundsystem, Gil Scott-Heron, Chase & Status, Echo and the Bunnymen, Simian Mobile Disco, Delphic, Rolf Harris, The Cuban Brothers and many more.

Although officially sold out from primary ticket vendors, Bestival weekend tickets start trading at £190 on the secondary ticket market, with the cheapest currently listed on fan-to-fan ticket exchange website Viagogo. Tickets are also available from vendors such as Seatwave, GetMeIn and eBay.

The other nominees are Villagers, I Am Kloot, The XX, Foals, Kit Downes Trio, Corinne Bailey Rae and Wild Beasts. The winner will be announced in September with current favourites being Wild Beasts and The XX.

Biffy Clyro tickets are available for their upcoming UK arena tour, with prices starting at £20. The band will perform at Aberdeen Exhibition Centre, Glasgow SECC, Hull Arena, Nottingham Trent FM Arena, Plymouth Pavillions, Manchester Central, London Wembley Arena and Portsmouth Guildhall throughout November and December.

They played an Eden Session at Cornwall’s famous complex of biomes The Eden Project recently in support of indie stalwarts Doves, and after opening with album title track Sigh No More, songs such as The Cave, Little Lion Man and Roll Away Your Stone went down a treat with the crowd. Frontman Marcus Mumford announced to the crowd at one point that it was their first ever show in Cornwall, but one got the feeling that it would not be their last.

The Eden Session only served to whet fans’ appetite for more shows, but luckily the band have just announced some: Mumford & Sons tickets are currently on sale for their headline tour of the UK in October 2010 – as well as their multiple festival appearances. A full list of live dates is below:

Festival Appearances:

10th July 2010 – Oxegen Festival, County Kildare Ireland
11th July 2010 – T In The Park, Kinross Scotland
18th July 2010 – Latitude Festival, Suffolk
22nd August 2010 – Green Man Festival, Powys, Wales
27th August 2010 – Reading Festival
29th August 2010 – Leeds Festival
5th September 2010 – Electric Picnic Festival, Stradbally, Ireland
11th September 2010 – Bestival, Isle of Wight

Mumford & Sons UK Tour 2010:

1st October 2010 – The O2 Academy, Glasgow
2nd October 2010 – The Apollo, Manchester
4th October 2010 – The Dome, Brighton
5th October 2010 – Rock City, Nottingham
6th October 2010 – The O2 Academy, Bristol
8th October 2010 – HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London
9th October 2010 – HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London

The band have many more live appearances to come, including multiple festival gigs. Mumford & Sons tickets are available for each of the following dates below:

Festival Appearances:

10th July 2010 – Oxegen Festival, County Kildare Ireland
11th July 2010 – T In The Park, Kinross Scotland
18th July 2010 – Latitude Festival, Suffolk
22nd August 2010 – Green Man Festival, Powys, Wales
27th August 2010 – Reading Festival
29th August 2010 – Leeds Festival
5th September 2010 – Electric Picnic Festival, Stradbally, Ireland
11th September 2010 – Bestival, Isle of Wight

Mumford & Sons UK Tour 2010:

1st October 2010 – The O2 Academy, Glasgow
2nd October 2010 – The Apollo, Manchester
4th October 2010 – The Dome, Brighton
5th October 2010 – Rock City, Nottingham
6th October 2010 – The O2 Academy, Bristol
8th October 2010 – HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London
9th October 2010 – HMV Hammersmith Apollo, London

Mumford & Sons are also scheduled to perform in Glasgow, Manchester, Brighton, Nottingham and Bristol throughout October as well as multiple festival appearances.

Throughout a busy summer, the band will appear at Eden Sessions supporting Doves, Hop Farm Festival, T In The Park, Oxegen and Reading and Leeds festivals.

The festival runs from the 15th to 18th July and will be headlined by Florence and the Machine, Belle and Sebastian and Vampire Weekend. There will also be appearances across the weekend from the likes of Mumford & Sons, James, Rodrigo Y Gabriella, The Temper Trap, The Maccabees and Laura Marling.

Latitude Festival tickets are available from trusted ticket websites listed here at Tixdaq.com, with weekend ticket prices starting at £209. Day tickets are currently trading from £100.

Guns N’ Roses will headline the main stage at Reading Festival on Friday 27th August and will be supported by Queens of the Stone Age, Biffy Clyro, Lostprophets, NoFX, Gogol Bordello, Billy Talent, A Day to Remember and Young Guns.

The NME/Radio 1 stage will see appearances from Phoenix, Mumford & Sons, Delphic, Yeasayer, The Big Pink and Two Door Cinema Club.

Reading Festival weekend tickets are currently trading from £227 to £1000.

Leeds Friday August 27

Main Stage:

Arcade Fire
The Libertines
Dizzee Rascal
The Cribs
The Maccabees
Modest Mouse
The Gaslight Anthem

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

Pendulum
Enter Shikari
Crystal Castles
Special Guests
Frank Turner

Leeds Saturday August 28

Main Stage:

Blink-182
Paramore
Weezer
Cypress Hill
Limp Bizkit
You Me At Six
All Time Low

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

Klaxons
We are Scientists
Foals
Band of Horses
Kele
The Drums

Leeds Sunday August 29

Main Stage:

Guns N’ Roses
Queens Of The Stone Age
Biffy Clyro
Lostprophets
NOFX
Gogol Bordello
Billy Talent

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

LCD Soundsystem
Phoenix
Mumford & Sons
Delphic
Yeasayer
The Big Pink
Two Door Cinema Club

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Reading Friday August 27

Main Stage:

Guns N’ Roses
Queens Of The Stone Age
Biffy Clyro
Lostprophets
NOFX
Gogol Bordello
Billy Talent

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

LCD Soundsystem
Phoenix
Mumford & Sons
Delphic
Yeasayer
The Big Pink
Two Door Cinema Club

Reading Saturday August 28

Main Stage:

Arcade Fire
The Libertines
Dizzee Rascal
The Cribs
The Maccabees
Modest Mouse
The Gaslight Anthem

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

Pendulum
Enter Shikari
Crystal Castles
Special Guests
Frank Turner

Reading Sunday August 29

Main Stage:

Blink-182
Paramore
Weezer
Cypress Hill
Limp Bizkit
You Me At Six
All Time Low

NME / Radio 1 Stage:

Klaxons
We are Scientists
Foals
Band of Horses
Kele
The Drums

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Tickets sold out in no time at all, but there are hundreds available from trusted ticket echanges which can be compared here at Tixdaq.com. If you are looking for Reading weekend tickets, Reading day tickets, Leeds weekend tickets or Leeds day tickets, we will help find the cheapest available.

Other names that have also been confirmed include:

Queens Of The Stone Age
Lostprophets
NOFX
Gogol Bordello
Billy Talent
LCD Soundsystem
Phoenix
Mumford & Sons
Delphic
Yeasayer
The Big Pink
Two Door Cinema Club
Dizzee Rascal
The Cribs
The Maccabees
Modest Mouse
The Gaslight Anthem
Pendulum
Enter Shikari
Crystal Castles
Frank Turner
Weezer
Cypress Hill
Limp Bizkit
You Me At Six
All Time Low
Klaxons
We are Scientists
Foals
Band of Horses
Kele
The Drums

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There is still opportunity to catch the band before they leave British shores, but you will have to be quick. Mumford & Sons embark on their UK national tour from Thursday 4th March 2010. The full dates are as follows:

Glasgow ABC – March 3rd
Manchester Academy 2 – March 4th
Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall – March 6th
Newcastle University – March 7th
Liverpool Academy – March 9th
Cambridge Junction – March 10th
Brighton Corn Exchange – March 12th
London Shepherds Bush Empire – March 13th
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall – March 16th
Dublin Academy – March 18th
Belfast Spring & Airbrake – March 20th

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Mumford and Sons, the hit British folk-rockers, are touring the UK this spring and tickets are available through tixdaq.com. Full details of the Mumford and Sons UK tour are below:

Glasgow ABC – 3rd March 2010
Manchester Academy 2 – 4th March 2010
Wolverhampton Wulfrun – 6th March 2010
Newcastle University – 7th March 2010
Liverpool Academy – 9th March 2010
Cambridge Junction – 10th March 200
Brighton Corn Exchange – 12th March 2010
London Shepherd’s Bush Empire – 13th March 2010
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall – 16th March 2010
Dublin The Academy – 18th March 2010
Belfast Spring & Airbrake – 20th March 2010

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Mumford and Sons will provide support for all six of the Laura Marling Shows before returning to the UK later this month.

Mumford and Sons are set to play their final gig of 2009 at the Hammersmith HMV Apollo on December 31 . Tixdaq can confirm that tickets are still available for the New Year’s Eve show.

Mumford and Sons are back on the road in 2010 when they embark on their tour next March. The folk act revealed details of their tour earlier this week. The British folk band will be visiting cities across the UK including Glasgow, Manchester, Newcastle, Liverpool, Cambridge, London, Edinburgh, Dublin and Belfast.

Glasgow ABC – 3rd March 2010
Manchester Academy 2 – 4th March 2010
Wolverhampton Wulfrun – 6th March 2010
Newcastle University – 7th March 2010
Liverpool Academy – 9th March 2010
Cambridge Junction – 10th March 200
Brighton Corn Exchange – 12th March 2010
London Shepherd’s Bush Empire – 13th March 2010
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall – 16th March 2010
Belfast Spring & Airbrake – 20th March 2010

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Mumford and Sons recently details of their 2010 tour which is set to begin next March. The British folk band will be visiting cities across the UK including Glasgow, Manchester, Newcastle, Liverpool, Cambridge, London, Edinburgh, Dublin and Belfast.

Glasgow ABC – 3rd March 2010
Manchester Academy 2 – 4th March 2010
Wolverhampton Wulfrun – 6th March 2010
Newcastle University – 7th March 2010
Liverpool Academy – 9th March 2010
Cambridge Junction – 10th March 200
Brighton Corn Exchange – 12th March 2010
London Shepherd’s Bush Empire – 13th March 2010
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall – 16th March 2010
Belfast Spring & Airbrake – 20th March 2010

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Glasgow ABC – 3rd March 2010
Manchester Academy 2 – 4th March 2010
Wolverhampton Wulfrun – 6th March 2010
Newcastle University – 7th March 2010
Liverpool Academy – 9th March 2010
Cambridge Junction – 10th March 200
Brighton Corn Exchange – 12th March 2010
London Shepherd’s Bush Empire – 13th March 2010
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall – 16th March 2010
Dublin The Academy – 18th March 2010
Belfast Spring & Airbrake – 20th March 2010

They shall be joined by Idlewild,Little Boots and Golden Silvers who have all just been added to this years line-up.

Due to take place over two days (April 24 & 25) within 140 venues the Camden Crawl festival will see over 150 new artists perform. These acts will include the likes of Kitty Daisy & Lewis, Mumford and Sons Ipso Facto, Fight Like Apes, Joy Formidable and VV brown.

The Camden Crawl line up will also include Alessi’s Ark, Chew Lips, Count & Sinden, Dan Black, Datarock, Wire, Billy Bragg, Golden Silvers, King Creosite, Toddla T, Flashguns, General Fiasco, Goldielocks, Heartbreak, I Blame Coco, James Yuill, Kasms, Little Comets, Man Like Me, Marina And The Diamonds, Peggy Sue, Sportsday Megaphone, The Computers,  The King Blues, The XX, Three Trapped Tigers and Tommy Sparks.