The Damned add new date to original line-up’s reunion tour
The Damned’s classic line-up have expanded their July 2021 tour
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The Damned’s newly-reunited original line-up have expanded their recently announced 2021 UK tour with the addition of a second London show.
The quartet - vocalist Dave Vanian, guitarist Brian James, bassist Captain Sensible and drummer Rat Scabies - will now play consecutive dates at London’s Eventim Apollo on July 9 and July 10.
Tickets for the new London date go on sale on October 28 at 10am from AEG Presents.
Their ‘one-tour only’ reunion will call at:
July 09 Eventim Apollo, London
July 10 Eventim Apollo, London
July 16 O2 Academy, Birmingham
July 17 O2 Academy, Glasgow
July 18 O2 Apollo Manchester
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