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Art Garfunkel has dates out for the spring.

06 April - Oxford New Theatre
07 April - Brighton Dome
09 April - Cambridge Corn Exchange
11 April - Southend Cliffs Pavilion
12 April - Cardiff St Davids Hall
14 April - Salford Lowry
15 April - Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
17 April - Birmingham Symphony Hall
18 April - York Barbican
20 April - Gateshead Sage

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2 minutes ago, DownboundTrain52 said:

Art Garfunkel has dates out for the spring.

06 April - Oxford New Theatre
07 April - Brighton Dome
09 April - Cambridge Corn Exchange
11 April - Southend Cliffs Pavilion
12 April - Cardiff St Davids Hall
14 April - Salford Lowry
15 April - Liverpool Philharmonic Hall
17 April - Birmingham Symphony Hall
18 April - York Barbican
20 April - Gateshead Sage

No London date?

Loved him in the Acoustic a couple of years ago, dodgy poetry and all.

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1 minute ago, DownboundTrain52 said:

Doesn't look like it. Part of me thinks he might be a shoo-in mid-afternoon at a BST instead, though those dates don't strictly suggest he'll still be in Europe for festival season.

Not sure he'd do BST to be honest. Seems to be doing smaller more intimate shows rather than the big outdoor ones where the cracks in his voice are more likely to be noticed.

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Metallica schedule....big hole late June

 

June

Sat 8 - Dublin, Ireland, Slane Castle

Tues 11 - Amsterdam, NL, Johan Cruijff Arena

Thurs 13 - Köln, Germany, RheinEnergieStadion

Sun 16 - Brussels, Belgium, Koning Boudewijnstadion

Tues 18 - Manchester, UK, Etihad Stadium

Thurs 20 - London, UK, Twickenham Stadium

July

Sat 6 - Berlin, Germany, Olympiastadion

Tues 9 - Goteborg, Sweden, Ullevi

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