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The Zombies Plan Summer Tour
04/24/2012
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The Zombies will be hitting the road this summer for a North American tour and have announced the initial dates.

The initial dates start on July 28th in Fayetteville, GA and hit Oshkosh, WI, New York City, Uncasville, CT and Washington D.C. with the promise of more dates to come.

Last year the band, helmed by founding members Rod Argent and singer Colin Blunstone, celebrated their 50th anniversary with a tour and the new album, Breathe Out, Breathe In.

Tour Dates Announced (more to follow):

Saturday, July 28 - Villages Amphitheatre Fayetteville, GA
Thursday, August 2 - Waterfest Summer Concert Series Oshkosh, WI
Sunday, August 5 - Highline Ballroom New York, NY
Monday, August 6 - Highline Ballroom New York, NY
Tuesday, August 7 - Wolf Den @ Mohegan Sun Uncasville, CT
Thursday, August 9 - Howard Theatre Washington, DC

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