Our Girl Confirm Intimate Shows For Spring

Photo: Hollie Fernando

Our Girl have announced five intimate shows in March.

The garage-rock newcomers will call in Liverpool, Salford, Brighton, Cambridge and London, where they'll perform at the Purcell Rooms at the Southbank Centre. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Wednesday.

The trio supported Bill Ryder-Jones in September and wrapped up their own headline tour last month behind this year's debut album, 'Stranger Today'.

Our Girl Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:

Mon March 04 2019 - LIVERPOOL Phase one
Wed March 06 2019 - LONDON Purcell Rooms
Thu March 07 2019 - MANCHESTER Sacred Trinity
Fri March 08 2019 - BRIGHTON Rialto Theatre
Sat March 09 2019 - CAMBRIDGE Unitarian Church

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