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The Amazons to return to Reading to close out December tour

Jake Clothier by Jake Clothier
Tuesday, October 10, 2023 11:49 am
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The Amazons are setting out on a UK tour in December, concluding with a gig at the University of Reading's 3Sixty on December 14. Picture: Dijana Capan/Dvision Images

The Amazons are setting out on a UK tour in December, concluding with a gig at the University of Reading's 3Sixty on December 14. Picture: Dijana Capan/Dvision Images

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THE AMAZONS are returning to Reading for a gig as the final part of a UK tour later this year.

Following their homecoming show at this year’s Reading Festival, which marked their first Main Stage appearance at the event, the band has set out the dates for their tour, due in December.

The band posted to social media to say that while they enjoyed playing many of the major towns and cities, they would soon be performing in towns which they haven’t played since their first full album tour back in 2017.

The dates include gigs in Brighton, Exeter, Cardiff, Cambridge, Coventry, Liverpool, and Sheffield, before concluding the tour at 3Sixty in the University of Reading’s Student Union on .

They’ll see support from Swim School, and have teased that, as they continue work on their fourth studio album, they’ll be performing some of their new material on the tour.

In the post the band said that: “We want to play– as much as possible.

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“It’s in our blood, to jump on a bus and hit the road was the original dream, before anything else, and it’s the dream that endures.”

The Amazons are performing at 3Sixty on Thursday, December 14.

Tickets and details are available via: theamazons.co.uk

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