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Ian Siegal Expands Tour Plans
01/23/2014
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(The Blues) Ian Siegal has added a string of UK dates to his busy 2014 schedule. He'll play a solo tour across England in April, including a residency at the Top Secret Blues Festival in Scarborough. That's preceded by an appearance at the Byre Theatre in St Andrews, Scotland, as part of the Fife Jazz Festival.

Then he'll fire up the Ian Siegal Band for eight concerts in England in May, including a stop at the Scala in London, where he's joined by Hungarian outfit Quimby in a double-header.

Along with the UK shows he's booked a residency at the Mustique Blues Festival, tours Italy, Russia and Austria, plus various shows in Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands and the US. more on this story

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