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Paul Weller - USA Tour Dates!


From Paul's US label, YepRoc.


TU 09.02.08
Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles CA

WE 09.03.08
Wiltern Theatre
Los Angeles CA

TH 09.04.08
The Fillmore
San Francisco CA

TU 09.09.08
Berklee Performance Center
Boston MA

WE 09.10.08
Nokia Theatre
New York NY

TH 09.11.08
Highline Ballroom
New York NY

SA 09.13.08
9:30 Club
Washington DC

SU 09.14.08
Trocadero
Philadelphia PA

TU 09.16.08
House of Blues
Chicago IL

Comments

  1. Liza Radly14 June 2008 at 17:51

    OMG OMG. THANK YOU! LOVE YOU! Two in LA! OMG!

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  2. Anonymous24 March 2010 at 19:52

    Bugger all in Texas! I'll have to wait until I come home to Blighty....

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