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Wild Beasts split with last UK & Irish shows

Wild Beasts split with last UK & Irish shows

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Wild Beasts yesterday announced that they were no more and they promised some news today.

The band will play their last shows together in February 2018

February 15th – Dublin Olympia (€28.50, on sale Friday @ 9am from TM)
February 16th – Manchester Albert Hall
February 17th – London Eventim Apollo

Tickets will be available for pre-sale via the band’s site on Wednesday the 27th of September from 9am, general sale from 9am on Friday the 29th of September.

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The band have also announced a final EP for Domino the Punk Drunk And Trembling EP taken from the band’s Boy King recording sessions,. available digitally on the 30th of October and on limited 10” via Dom Mart on the 17th of November. The lead track can be heard here:

Wild Beasts - Punk Drunk And Trembling (Official Audio)

‘Wild Beasts are coming to an end. Our hearts and minds have been devoted to the band since we were teenagers. We’ve created something quite of our own and built a body of work which we stand by as heartfelt and true. The four of us have decided for our own reasons and in our own ways that it is now time to leave this orbit. We’re care takers to something precious and don’t want to have it diminish as we move forward in our lives. Thank you for your love and energy and for helping us make it what it is. We consider ourselves remarkably fortunate to have lived out this dream. Before we go, we’d like to celebrate with you’.


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