Flight Of The Conchords announce UK and Ireland tour - ticket details
Duo set for dates in May
Flight Of The Conchords have announced a UK and Ireland tour.
The duo will hit the road in May, playing across Europe. Kristen Schaal, who plays superfan Mel in the HBO series, will provide support in Dublin, Birmingham and Manchester while Arj Barker who plays the band's friend Dave will open the show in London.
The dates are:
Dublin Olympia (May 5,6)
Birmingham NIA (10)
Manchester Apollo (11, 12)
Glasgow SECC (14, 15)
London HMV Hammersmith Apollo (May 16, 17)
Ticket go on sale this Friday (March 5) at 9am. To check the availability of Flight Of The Conchords tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
The duo will hit the road in May, playing across Europe. Kristen Schaal, who plays superfan Mel in the HBO series, will provide support in Dublin, Birmingham and Manchester while Arj Barker who plays the band's friend Dave will open the show in London.
The dates are:
Dublin Olympia (May 5,6)
Birmingham NIA (10)
Manchester Apollo (11, 12)
Glasgow SECC (14, 15)
London HMV Hammersmith Apollo (May 16, 17)
Ticket go on sale this Friday (March 5) at 9am. To check the availability of Flight Of The Conchords tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.
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