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Rumer Plans North American Invasion
01/09/2012
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Rumer will kick off a North American headline trek with a very special record release celebration at Los Angeles' Hotel Cafe on January 24th.

The special show marks the day her debut album, "Seasons Of My Soul," sees its US release.

The tour will then travel North America through early February, with further stops slated for San Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver, Minneapolis, Chicago, Ann Arbor, Toronto, Montreal, Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.

JANUARY
24 Los Angeles, CA Hotel Caf�
25 San Francisco, CA Bimbos
27 Salt Lake City, UT State Room
31 Minneapolis, MN Varsity

FEBRUARY
2 Chicago, IL Lincoln Hall
6 Toronto, ON Mod Club
7 Philadelphia, PA World Caf� Live
9 New York, NY Le Poisson Rouge
10 Boston, MA Brighton Music Hall

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