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Flight Facilities announce big Dublin date and debut album

Flight Facilities announce big Dublin date and debut album

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Aussie duo Flight Facilities have been working on an debut album Down To Earth and it’ll come out in October on Future Classic and Glassnote Records. and will feature their singles ‘ClairDe Lune’, ‘Crave You’ and the likes of Reggie Watts, Bishop Nehru, Owl Eyes, Emma Louise, Micky Green, Christine Hoberg, Giselle and Dublin-born singer Stee Downes.

As part of that announcement they also announced a world tour that includes London, Melbourne, LA, NYC and Dublin, where’ll they’ll touch down on Sunday November 30th for a gig in Vicar Street.

The Dublin gig is priced €22.50 ex-fees for standing and €24.50 ex-fees or Seatedon sale at 9am this Friday 29th August from www.ticketmaster.ie. A pre-sale from the band’s site starts on Wednesday 27th August at 9am.

See Also

Flight Facilities - Clair De Lune feat. Christine Hoberg
Flight Facilities - Crave you feat. Giselle (Official Video)

DOWN TO EARTH – TOUR DATES

Thu 6 November – Adelaide – HQ
Sat 8 November – Perth – CAPITOL
Thu 13 November – Melbourne – FORUM
Sat 15 November – Brisbane – TIVOLI
Thu 20 November – Sydney – ENMORE
Thu 27 November – Berlin – LIDO
Fri 28 November – Paris – YOYO
Sat 29 November – London – BRIXTON ELECTRIC
Sun 30 November – Dublin – VICAR STREET
Thu 4 December – NYC – WEBSTER HALL
Fri 5 December – LA – THE REGENT

Flight Facilities - Down To Earth (The Album)

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