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Blackberry Smoke Reveal Fall UK Tour Plans
03/31/2014
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(Classic Rock) Southern rock rising stars Blackberry Smoke will return to the UK for six shows in October, they've confirmed. It follows positive reviews for The Whippoorwill - their third full-length but the first to be released on this side of the Atlantic - and a run of sell-out appearances last month.

Frontman Charlie Starr says: "Our last European tour was just too damn short - so we can't wait to come back and play for the people who couldn't make it to those shows."

Blackberry Smoke shot a video for their track Shakin' Hands With The Holy Ghost in London last year, after playing the Classic Rock Awards after-show party. more on this story

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