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Deaf Havana Announce UK Tour
11/12/2013
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(TeamRock Radio) Deaf Havana will tour the UK in April next year, the band have confirmed. James Veck-Gilodi and co have enjoyed a successful 2013, with their album Old Souls hitting the top ten and a series of acclaimed live appearances.

The frontman recently said of the record: "I knew what I didn't want this album to sound like � an underground rock record. My aim was to write timeless songs.

I thought about my actual influences � Springsteen in particular, and the sort of classic rock that doesn't date." They'll follow it up with 10 shows across the UK. Grab the dates and watch a video here.

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