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News: Fun Lovin Criminals release 20th anniversary of Come Find Yourself, plus UK tour dates

  • December 21, 2015
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Has it really been 20 years since those New York scamps the Fun Lovin Criminals, aka Huey Morgan, Brian ‘Fast’ Leiser and Frank Benbini released ‘Come Find Yourself’? Well, judging by the fact they’re about to release a 20th anniversary collectors edition, through Edsel/Demon on February 19th, then yes. Available as a 3cd edition, the album itself features the classics – Fun Lovin Criminal, King Of New York and Scooby Snacks, and is augmented with a plethora of rarities, live recordings, alternate mixes, and much more from the vaults.

Huey Morgan, speaking about the record, says , “It’s a very unique record for the times, and remains so today – it’s not dated. It burned a path for crossing genres that we now take for granted. Looking back, it was a good start for a career in music that was uncompromising. You can tell listening to it, it was exactly the way we wanted it to be. There’s still a lot of love out there for ‘Come Find Yourself’.“

Fun Lovin Criminals are embarking on a world tour next year, and will be playing the record in its entirety for the very first time. Check out the UK dates below.

World Tour – UK Dates as follows:

January 2016

Thursday 4th Ireland – Vicar Street, Dublin

February 2016

Thursday 4th – Leeds, O2 Academy
Friday 5th – Newcastle, O2 Academy
Saturday 6th – Nottingham, Rock City
Thursday 11th – Oxford, O2 Academy
Friday 12th – Worthing, Pavilion Theatre
Saturday 13th – Norwich, UEA LCR Norwich
Thursday 18th – Cardiff, Y Plas (formally Solus)
Friday 19th – Exeter, Great Hall
Saturday 20th – London, Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Thursday 25th – Birmingham, The Institute
Friday 26th – Manchester, Cathedral
Saturday 27th – Glasgow, Barrowland Ballroom

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