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Paul Weller Tour Dates Updated!

Please check the tour dates on the right as we've updated them with the all the latest confirmed dates. There were a few in the previous listing that were not confirmed and are more than likely canceled. Next up for Paul and crew is Japan! Then a long awaited return to Australia, of which most dates have SOLD OUT! The US, Europe and back to the UK to finish up one of the most successful years in Paul's solo career. We wish Paul, Band, Crew and Fans safe travels. Be sure and catch a gig if you can and we'll post any reports that we get back from the road!

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  1. Paul Weller in São Paulo - Brazil -October

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  2. Thanks! Updated the Spain and Brazil dates.

    Peace and SOUL,
    Dave...

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