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2 September 2010

LEFTFIELD - NEW UK TOUR


Leftfield 2010 UK Tour Announced Leftfield have announced their biggest UK Tour in over a decade. After a series of stunning headline performances at some of this year’s hottest festivals including Rockness, Benicassim, L.E.D and last weekend’s sell out Creamfields, Neil Barnes returns with a new live show that’s set to reverberate the length of the UK this autumn. Barnes will be joined by original vocalists Djum Djum, Earl 16 and Cheshire Cat for a tour that will demonstrate once again why Leftfield Live is one of the must-see live music experiences on the planet. The tour which kicks off on Thursday 18th November will see Leftfield perform in Leeds, Manchester, Glasgow, Liverpool, Bournemouth, Plymouth, Bristol and culminate in a homecoming show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on Friday 3rd December. Leftfield’ Neil Barnes comments: “The reception we received over the summer at the festivals was amazing. Now we can't wait to get out there again this autumn and bring the full Leftfield Live experience to the rest of the country. Let the bass roar.” The band trailblazed their unique sound in the early ‘90s and took John Lydon back to the top of the charts. The band whose debut album ‘Leftism’ became a modern classic, was also voted one of the greatest albums of all time by Q magazine. A band whose follow-up album ‘Rhythm & Stealth’ went to number 1, spawned the techno anthem ‘Phat Planet’, and that Guinness advert with the horses. Revealed as the loudest band EVER to play Brixton Academy, Leftfield’s show made such a seismic impact that it remains the benchmark for live electronic music to this day. Leftfield can take recognition for inspiring some of the world’s biggest dance acts, including The Prodigy, Chemical Brothers and Underworld, and also Sasha, who acclaims Leftfield as “writing the commandments on electronic music”. Now Leftfield are back… This is set to be one of the biggest, loudest, and most emotional tours of the year, taking dance music back to its roots with one of electronic music’s true originals.

Tickets go on sale 9am Friday 3rd September.


Leeds - O2 Academy Thursday 18th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF (Standing) or £20+BF (Seated) / Age 16+

Manchester – Apollo Friday 19th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF (Standing) or £20+BF (Seated) Age: 16+

Glasgow – Barrowlands Saturday 20th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF / Age: 16+

Liverpool – Liverpool University Thursday 25th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF / Age: 14+

Bournemouth – O2 Academy Friday 26th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF / Age: 16+

Plymouth – Plymouth Pavilions Saturday 27th November Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF / Age: 16+ Bristol – O2 Academy Thursday 2nd December Doors: 7pm – 11pm / £24+BF / Age: 16+

London – O2 Academy Brixton Friday 3rd December Doors: 9pm – 2am / £29+BF / Age: 18+

Tickets available from:-


http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/ / Tel: 0844 477 5775

http://www.seetickets.com/ / Tel: 0871 230 1097

http://www.ticketline.co.uk/ / Tel: 0870 444 5556




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