Trail Of Dead’s Keely in UK tour
Conrad adds dates after Anametha support, with solo debut due next year
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…And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead frontman Conrad Keely will embark on a short tour of England next month.
He’s added four shows to follow his support slot with Anathema in Manchester. The appearances come ahead of the launch of his debut solo album, expected early next year.
He wrote some of the material while on tour with Trail Of Dead, who released latest album IX in 2014.
Full details of his own record will be revealed in due course.
Conrad Keely UK winter tour dates
Nov 04: Manchester Cathedral – with Anathema
Nov 14: Leicester Bishop Street Church
Nov 15: Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms
Nov 16: Devizes Lamb
Nov 17: London Shacklewell Arms
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