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Paul Weller Adds North American Tour Dates In April!

Paul Weller's US label has posted some US tour dates. There are only three at the moment including a date in Seattle, which would be a return to a city that Paul has not played in quite a few years. It's also being reported that Paul will play one of the biggest festivals of the year in California called, Coachella on April 19.

WED 04.15.09 The Moore - Seattle, WA

FR 04.17.09 The Warfield - San Francisco, CA

TH 04.23.09 The Beacon, New York, NY

Hopefully there will be more dates added and we'll update this space as soon as we know.

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  1. tickets??? how do I get tickets!! Seattle.

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  2. Not on sale as of yet. Hopefully, they are trying to schedule and confirm more dates.

    Peace and SOUL,
    Dave...

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  3. Hopefully he shuns Coachella and plays a couple night at the House of Blues or somewhere small.

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  4. You know, San Diego is lovely in April.

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  5. I have Friday the 24th off and the following Monday. I hope he plays some more east coast dates...I am willing to fly to a show if need be.

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  6. How come you can't get tickets to the beacon show in nyc on 4/23?

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  7. He's officially on this list at Coachella (it's in Indio, northeast of San Diego...desert beauty...thankfully not in Summer):

    http://www.coachella.com/updates/news

    He's right there under Paul McCartney.

    Personally, I think Weller should be the headliner!

    But what do I know?

    EuripidesMac

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  8. Please come back to Ontario - Toronto this fall please!!

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