Radiohead Warn Fans Over Fake Show
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Friday, 07 April 2006 |
Written by Stereoboard.com
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 Radiohead have told fans not to buy tickets for a gig at London's Somerset House, warning fans that the show advertised for July 8th is a scam and the band will not be performing.
The band will be performing a series of gigs in May and making some festival appearances in the summer, most notably at the V Festival, with their own shows in Edinburgh and Dublin following days later.
Speaking to NME.com a spokesperson for the band said: "Radiohead's management have asked fans not to send money for a gig being advertised at Somerset House in London on July 8. The band are not playing this show."
The actual tour is as follows:
May
Copenhagen KB Hall (6-7)
Amsterdam Heineken Hall (9-10)
Blackpool Empress Ballroom (12-13)
Wolverhampton Civic (15-16)
London Hammersmith Apollo (18-19)
August
V Festival (19-20)
Edinburgh Meadowbank Stadium (22)
Dublin Marlay Park (24) NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
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