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Keuning, founding member and guitarist from The Killers, is returning to the UK this March for an eight-date UK tour. The run of dates follows the release of his enticing debut album ‘Prismism’ which came out on January 25th on Thirty Tigers.
Keuning will play the following UK dates:
March
Sun 24th BELFAST, The Limelight 2
Mon 25th DUBLIN, Green Room at The Academy
Tues 26th GLASGOW, King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
Wed 27th NEWCASTLE, O2 Academy 2
Fri 29th MANCHESTER, Gorilla
Sat 30th BIRMINGHAM, O2 Academy 2
April
Mon 1st BRISTOL, Thekla
Tues 2nd LONDON, Garage
Tickets on sale Friday at 10 am via www.gigsandtours.com
Keuning’s debut album, Prismism, is a collection of 14 tracks – with all the instruments, save some drum parts, played by Keuning himself – which, like the title says, sees things from all sides, focusing on details without missing the big picture. The album examines our basic relationships and interactions, with family, friends and co-workers, how one can feel trapped by their surroundings, as well as those that rely on them, emotionally and/or professionally. The album is inspired by the very thing that brought him here in the first place – the music.
Prismism: it’s all how you look at it and listen to it, but one thing’s certain: Keuning’s here to stay.