Cashier No. 9 Announce New Album, Tour Dates & Tickets
Friday, 15 April 2011
Written by Rob Sleigh
Belfast’s Cashier No. 9 have announced details of their forthcoming debut album ‘To The Death of Fun’, which is due for release on 20th June. The band have also confirmed a number of live dates, including an appearance at London’s Wireless Festival on 3rd July. See below for full dates and venues.
‘To The Death of Fun’ is produced by acclaimed Northern Irish DJ and film score composer David Holmes. Holmes has composed scores for films such as ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ and its two sequels as well as producing his own albums including ‘Let’s Get Killed’, ‘Bow Down to the Exit Sign’ and ‘The Holy Pictures’.
Cashier No. 9 have previously performed at a number of high-profile events including London’s Electric Proms, where they represented Belfast, Brighton’s Great Escape festival and Electric Picnic Festival in Ireland. The band’s forthcoming live dates will see them perform a headlining set at London’s Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen as well as an appearance at Wireless Festival in Hyde Park, on the same day as Pulp, TV On The Radio and Foals.
Live Dates
Thursday 28 April – GLASGOW – Arches
Saturday 30 April – MOIRA – Lark In The Park festival
Thursday 5 May – BELFAST – Cathedral Quarter Arts festival
Wednesday 22 June – LONDON - Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen
Sunday 3 July – LONDON – Wireless Festival
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