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Paul Weller To Tour The UK In October!


Well, what most folks in the UK have been clamoring for... Paul is scheduled to hit the road in October with the following dates being reported. Get out your scooters and parkas, and primp up the barnets...

The Modfather Is Back!!!

Monday, 07 Oct, Glasgow, Barrowlands
Tuesday, 08 Oct, Dundee, Caird Hall
Wednesday, 09 Oct, Carlisle, The Sands Centre
Friday, 11 Oct, Newcastle, City Hall
Saturday 12 Oct, Preston, Guildhall
Sunday 13 Oct, Manchester, O2 Apollo
Tuesday 15 Oct, Doncaster, Dome
Wednesday 16 Oct, Wolverhampton, Civic Hall
Friday 18 Oct, Guildford, G Live
Sat 19 Oct, London, Hammersmith Apollo

Tickets are priced £37.50 (£40 London) + bkg fee and go on sale on Friday 14 June, 9am via the venue box offices, select ticket agents and the Bookings Direct 24hr Ticket hotline 0844 338 0000 and on line at

BookingsDirect.com
Ents24.com
SeeTickets.com

Support on select dates comes from SydArthur and Trembling Bells.

Weller fans get the first chance to buy tickets when Fan Priority Booking begins on Wednesday 12 June at 9am. Grab yours here: http://bit.ly/WellerOct13





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