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The Stone Roses Add More Reunion Concerts
12/02/2011
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(hennemusic) The Stone Roses 2012 reunion tour has added more shows. Six weeks ago, following their official press conference announcing the reunion, the band initially sold out three homecoming dates at Manchester's Heaton Park next June.

Since then, Stone Roses have been confirmed as headliners for three festivals: Spain's Benicassim, Scotland's T In The Park and Japan's Fuji Rock Festival.

Now, the band has announced another two festival appearances for next summer, and the shows will actually precede the homecoming gigs be a few weeks. The Roses will play Denmark's NorthSide festival (June 15�17) and Sweden's Hultsfred festival (June 14-16). more on this story

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