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Billy Bragg Announces UK Tour With Support From The King Blues
Monday, 12 September 2011 Written by Jon Stickler
Billy Bragg Announces UK Tour With Support From The King Blues

Folk singer Billy Bragg has announced a series of UK dates, which will take place this November.

Described by some as a 'National Treasure', Billy Bragg's brand of socially and politically aware punk-folk has captivated much of the British conscience helping him make his name as one of the country's most popular, accomplished and inspirational singer-songwriters.

Known for his strong political views and activism and drawing on the folk tradition of protest song, the punk sensibilities of Billy Bragg has made a name for himself as a charged and pro-active activist. He released his most recent studio album, ‘Mr Love and Justice’, in 2008.

Having released their third album 'Punk & Poetry' earlier this year, King Blues will be fusing their ska and folk together with influences from punk rock and hardcore punk to support Billy Bragg on the tour.

Billy Bragg UK Tour Dates are as follows:

November 2011

Nov 15th - The Leadmill, Sheffield 
Nov 17th - Leeds University Union Building, Leeds
Nov 19th - Cambridge Junction, Cambridge
Nov 21st - O2 Academy Oxford, Oxford
Nov 22nd - HMV Forum / Relentless Garage, London

Billy Bragg Tickets are onsale from 9am on Tuesday 13th September, priced from £13.00/£15.00 + booking fees.

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