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Tickets for Jarvis Cocker's UK dates, in conjunction with Rough Trade, are available now.
As was reported on NME.COM, the former Pulp frontman will go out on a tour that will feature Rough Trade artists playing support slots at the gigs.
Cocker will play Sheffield Carling Academy on November 25, Manchester University (30) and Birmingham Carling Academy on December 2.
For more tickets and information, head over to NME.COM/tickets.
Guillemots are also on tour.
The band play Lancaster Library on November 15, and will follow onto Sheffield, Bradford, Portsmouth and Derby.
Guillemots will also play London Barbican Centre on November 26.
For tickets go to NME.COM/tickets.
Herman Dune will also be touring the UK this winter.
The duo will perform at Manchester Deaf Institute on December 13, Leeds Brudenell Social Club (15), Bristol Thekla (16) and London Scala (17).
For tickets visit NME.COM/tickets.
As was reported on NME.COM, the former Pulp frontman will go out on a tour that will feature Rough Trade artists playing support slots at the gigs.
Cocker will play Sheffield Carling Academy on November 25, Manchester University (30) and Birmingham Carling Academy on December 2.
For more tickets and information, head over to NME.COM/tickets.
Guillemots are also on tour.
The band play Lancaster Library on November 15, and will follow onto Sheffield, Bradford, Portsmouth and Derby.
Guillemots will also play London Barbican Centre on November 26.
For tickets go to NME.COM/tickets.
Herman Dune will also be touring the UK this winter.
The duo will perform at Manchester Deaf Institute on December 13, Leeds Brudenell Social Club (15), Bristol Thekla (16) and London Scala (17).
For tickets visit NME.COM/tickets.
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