Them Crooked Vultures book full UK tour!
, the new 'supergroup' featuring Dave Grohl on skins - along with Josh Homme and John Paul Jones - have announced details of a full UK tour this December. This is the first time Grohl has played drums in a touring capacity for some time. The band have built plenty of hype around themselves in the last few weeks leading to sporadic 'secret' shows through Europe, including 'surprise' slots at last weekend's Reading & Leeds festivals.
The tour dates are as follows;
December 10 - Plymouth Pavilions
11 - Portsmouth Guildhall
13 - Blackpool Empress Ballroom
14 Birmingham O2 Academy
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15 Edinburgh O2 Academy
17 London HMV Hammersmith Apollo
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