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Confirmed Info On Paul Weller's May 2010 Dates: Royal Albert Hall!

Paul Weller has announced he is to play two full band gigs at London's Royal Albert Hall on May 24 and 25.

The gigs will be the first time Weller has played the venue with his band since 2004. Weller is currently working on his new album, which is due to be released in spring 2010.

Tickets for the gigs go on sale next Monday (November 30).

To check the availability of Paul Weller tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.

Meanwhile Weller has made new track featuring My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields, '7 + 3 Is The Striker's Name' available as a free download from Paulweller.com.

From NME

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