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Public Service Broadcasting Announce Fall Tour
06/16/2015
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(Prog) Public Service Broadcasting have announced a UK tour in November, which culminates in their biggest-ever show to date. The band have a summer festival run to complete first, in support of second album The Race For Space.

They'll play Edinburgh, Leeds, Liverpool, Nottingham, Norwich, Cardiff and Southampton before appeared at London's O2 Academy Brixton at the end of the month.

J Willgoose Esq says: "Brixton has been my dream gig for as long as I can remember. We can't wait to play there - we're working on some very special surprises to make it a show to remember." See the tour dates here.

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