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Bombay Bicycle Club Announce More Dates Due To Popular Demand

• 5th Nov 2009

Due to popular demand, more UK dates announced for December:
London show Dec 18th @ Koko

‘Always Like This’ to be re-released November 23rd and on Radio 1 Playlist!
Remixes by Pariah and Mad Kids.

“A great album” The Sunday Times

“Lilting, majestic stuff that worms its way into your head and refuses to leave.” NME

“Standing head and shoulders above their contemporaries” Artrocker, album of the month

“As complete a debut album as you’re going to hear all year” The Fly, album of the month

“Impeccably post-punk” MOJO

“Soft shuffling loveliness” The Observer

“Thrilling, jerky guitar pop” Word

“Fizzing tunes…beautiful harmonies”” The Guardian

“Exhilarating and emotive, this is exciting stuff” Clash Magazine

“Smouldering” Uncut

With their October tour selling out in advance, Bombay Bicycle Club are pleased to announce a string of UK dates culminating at their previously announced Koko show on December 18th.

Upcoming live shows:

Thursday 10th December – O2 Academy 2, Liverpool

Friday 11th December – O2 Academy 2, Birmingham

Sunday 13th December – O2 Academy 2, Newcastle

Monday 14th December – Oran Mor, Glasgow

Thursday 17th December – O2 Academy 2, Bristol

Friday 18th December – Koko, London

The London based four-piece will re-release live favourite ‘Always Like This’ on November 23rd through Island Records. ‘Always Like This’ was initially released on the band’s own label in April and was the first track from the album to catapult the band into the nation’s conscience and having already been added to the Radio1 Playlist is likely to propel them even higher this time.

Bombay Bicycle Club released their critically acclaimed debut album ‘I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose’ earlier this year, sold out the London Garage for their album launch show and played a summer of stand out festival performances including a spellbinding set at Glastonbury. With a rapidly growing fanbase, 2010 will see the band soaring dizzying new heights.

Bombay Bicycle Club are:

Jack Steadman – vocals, guitars

Jamie MacColl – guitars,

Suren De Saram – drums

Ed Nash – bass