• Music
  • 27 Feb 04

Hothouse Flowers to play Paddy's Day instore in London

Hothouse Flowers to play Paddy's Day instore in London
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Hothouse Flowers will be celebrating Paddy's Day with an instore performance at HMV Oxford St.

Shamrocks will be well and truly drowned on St. Patrick's Day when Hothouse Flowers play a 1pm instore at HMV, 150 Oxford Street, London W1.

The show coincides with the UK release of their Into Your Heart album which has just gone gold here in Ireland. Further cross-channel dates will be confirmed soon.

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