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News: King King announce July and October 2022 UK Tour

  • February 21, 2022
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Hot off the heals from their successful February 2022 UK tour (read our live review here), King King are pleased to announce they will perform more concerts in the UK during July and October 2022.

Dates include Lytham Lowther Pavilion (July 28), Holmfirth Picturedrome (July 29), Castleton Devil’s Arse Cave (July 30), Northampton Roadmender (October 16) and Southampton 1865 (October 20), and Liverpool Grand Central Hall (October 21). 

King King continue to go from strength to strength. They received critical acclaim from their current studio album “Maverick” which is available from www.kingking.co.uk.

“Maverick” includes King King’s new line-up featuring Alan Nimmo (vocals, guitar), Stevie Nimmo (guitar), Jonny Dyke (organ, piano), Zander Greenshields (bass) and Andrew Scott (drums).

Produced by Alan Nimmo, Jonny Dyke and Liam McCluskey at Morsecode Studios in Glasgow, “Maverick” was engineered and mixed by Liam McCluskey, and was co-written by Alan Nimmo, Zander Greenshields, Jonny Dyke, and Andrew Scott, with lyrics co-written by Alan Nimmo and newest member Stevie Nimmo. 

Dates are as follows:

  • Thursday 28 July 2022 Lytham Lowther Pavilion
  • Friday 29 July 2022 Holmfirth Picturedrome
  • Saturday 30 July 2022 Castleton Devil’s Arse Cave
  • Sunday 16 October 2022 Northampton Roadmender
  • Thursday 20 October 2022 Southampton 1865
  • Friday 21 October 2022 Liverpool Grand Central Hall

Tickets go on sale today and are available from www.thegigcartel.com, with the exception for King King’s Liverpool show where tickets will be available from www.ticketweb.uk.

Check out the bands track ‘Never Give In’, below:

Find out more about King King via the bands Website or Facebook

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