Stereophonics to play Tower in-store
Stereophonics will make a fly-by visit to Dublin this Friday for an in-store appearance at Tower Records
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 16 Mar 2005
Jetting in to Dublin for the St. Patrick's Day aftermath, Stereophonics will play an intimate in-store performance at Tower Records, Wicklow St on Friday, March 18 at 5.30pm.
Currently blazing the promo trail with their new album Language. Sex. Violence. Other?, fans to hungover to catch the in-store can tune in to RTE 1 later that night to see them perform on The Late, Late Show.
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