Russell Pritchard with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds playing the House Of Blues in Houston, Texas (Lloyd Hendricks / Live4ever)
The Zutons are back together for a collective pat on the back when remembering the success of their debut album Who Killed The Zutons?, and its 15th anniversary tour has now had a gig at Caerphilly Castle added to it for July 12th.
“We’ve all been off doing our own thing for a little while,” frontman Dave McCabe has said of the reunion. “It’s only with hindsight and a bit of space that you see how special something really is.”
“It’s easy to take things for granted when you’re younger, but now it’s just amazing to think of those songs still having a place in the world, and for people to come and hear us play them again.”
Tour dates:
March
25 – Chester, Live Rooms
26 – O2 Institute, Birmingham
28 – Barrowlands, Glasgow
29 – Albert Hall, Manchester
30 – Roundhouse, London
April
1 – O2 Academy, Bristol
2 – Rock City, Nottingham
4 – O2 Academy, Leeds
5,6 – Olympia, Liverpool
May
5 – Dorset, Charisworth Farm
July
12 – Caerphilly Castle, Wales
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