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    Posted: July 15 2005 at 13:31

First european tour dates confirmed

07-13-2005

Porcupine Tree have confirmed the first dates in the second leg of their Deadwing tour, scheduled to start in the US in late September, and moving on to Europe in November-December. Shows will be announced as they are confirmed. Tickets are now on sale for the following:

2nd December - Luxembourg, Luxembourg City, Den Atelier
3rd December - Belgium, Antwerp, Hof Ter Lo
4th December - Holland, Tilburg, 013
6th December - UK, Wolverhampton, Wulfrun
7th December - UK, London, Shepherd's Bush Empire
8th December - UK, Manchester, MDH
9th December - UK, Glasgow, Carling Academy
11th December - UK, Cambridge, Junction

Opening act at all the UK shows will be legendary guitar player Robert Fripp.
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Points: 11979 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 15 2005 at 20:26
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I cant find tickets anywhere,except a mention on the Carling Site (Glasgow)
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Points: 4215 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 17 2005 at 16:52
Well if the US dates are suppose to be a few months earlier.. how come they aren't listed at all???
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I herd they were comming this fall in America, still nothing listed...
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From the official Porc Tree website!!!!!

Porcupine Tree have confirmed the first dates in the second leg of their Deadwing tour, scheduled to start in the US in late September, and moving on to Europe in November-December. Shows will be announced as they are confirmed. Tickets are now on sale for the following:

2nd December - Luxembourg, Luxembourg City, Den Atelier
3rd December - Belgium, Antwerp, Hof Ter Lo
4th December - Holland, Tilburg, 013
6th December - UK, Wolverhampton, Wulfrun
7th December - UK, London, Shepherd's Bush Empire
8th December - UK, Manchester, MDH
9th December - UK, Glasgow, Carling Academy
11th December - UK, Cambridge, Junction
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http://www.porcupinetree.com/news.cfm

check it yourselves if you dont believe me!!!Confused
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

I cant find tickets anywhere,except a mention on the Carling Site (Glasgow)

Try http://purchase.tickets.com/buy/TicketPurchase?agency=WOLVER HAMPTON&organ_val=3619&schedule=list&venue_val=2 01228

for the Woverhampton (select Wulfrun Hall) show. Got ours already thru the post.
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Is Robert only comming to the UK shows?
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Click this for booking info for the UK tour dates.

Anyone else going to the Manchester Gig, on the 8th? I'll be there, can't wait!

 

 
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Originally posted by Pingree Pingree wrote:

Click this for booking info for the UK tour dates.

Anyone else going to the Manchester Gig, on the 8th? I'll be there, can't wait!

 

 

Thanks Pingree.I was beginning to think I was going mad!
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I know the feeling, It took me ages to find that site, I was thinking I'd never get the chance to order my tickets!

It's a good job they are doing Manchester or I'd have not seen them at all cos of the distance I'd have to travel. [I live in Sheffield]

Can't wait now, should be excellent.
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Yeah, saw them at Manch Academy earlier this year (it seems ages ago now) and they were everything I'd hoped they'd be and more.Gavin Harrison was a revelation! I couldn't believe how small the crowd was though.
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Yeah, saw them at Manch Academy earlier this year (it seems ages ago now) and they were everything I'd hoped they'd be and more.Gavin Harrison was a revelation! I couldn't believe how small the crowd was though.

How small are we talking?

I spose it has its advantages though, you can get the best place to stand and see SW in his glory!

I'd rather go and see PT at a smaller venue with a small crowd then see them in an arena setting and be right at the back.

[although it'd be cool if they played for crowds of 30,000 would it not?]
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Originally posted by Pingree Pingree wrote:

Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Yeah, saw them at Manch Academy earlier this year (it seems ages ago now) and they were everything I'd hoped they'd be and more.Gavin Harrison was a revelation! I couldn't believe how small the crowd was though.

How small are we talking?

I spose it has its advantages though, you can get the best place to stand and see SW in his glory!

I'd rather go and see PT at a smaller venue with a small crowd then see them in an arena setting and be right at the back.

[although it'd be cool if they played for crowds of 30,000 would it not?]

Small? @400 people. We just walked in a strolled up to the front-centre of the stage,which was cool.

Although it would be less intimate, I too wish they could fill the big arenas-some day maybe!

 
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for god's sake, COME TO NORWAY!!!!
last time i had to go to copenhagen.
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