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Elvis Costello is to follow his London Christmas shows with a full British tour in January. | |||
With his third album ''Armed Forces'' scheduled for release on January 5, Elvis and the Attractions begin a 30-date British tour just after Christmas — their first UK foray since the ''This Year's Model'' tour last spring. | |||
The tour begins on December 27 at the Brighton Top Rank following their seven night stint at the Dominion Theatre, Tottenham Court Road, London. | |||
Support acts on both the Dominion gigs and the tour will be John Cooper Clarke and Richard Hell and the Voidoids. | |||
As a special bonus to Costello fans, Radar have included free with the initial pressing a three-track EP recorded live at Hollywood High School during Elvis's third American tour last [[Concert 1978-06-04 Los Angeles|June]]. The tracks are "Alison," "Accidents Will Happen," and "Watching The Detectives." | |||
Track listing for ''Armed Forces'' is: Side One: "Accidents Will Happen"; "Senior Service"; "Oliver's Army"; "Big Boys"; "Green Shirt"; "Party Girl." Side Two: "Goon Squad"; "Busy Bodies"; "Sunday's Best"; "Moods For Moderns"; "Chemistry Class"; "Two Little Hitlers." | |||
Dates are Brighton Top Rank [[Concert 1978-12-27 Brighton|December 27]], Portsmouth Guildhall [[Concert 1978-12-28 Portsmouth|28]], Bath Pavillion [[Concert 1978-12-29 Bath|29]], Canterbury Odeon [[Concert 1978-12-30 Canterbury|30]], Oxford New Theatre [[Concert 1978-12-31 Oxford|31]], Hemel Hempstead Pavilion [[Concert 1979-01-02 Hemel Hempstead|January 2]], Ipswich Gaumont [[Concert 1979-01-04 Ipswich|4]], Birmingham Odeon [[Concert 1979-01-05 Birmingham|5]], Derby Assembly Rooms [[Concert 1979-01-06 Derby|6]], Liverpool Empire [[Concert 1979-01-07 Liverpool|7]], Manchester Free Trade Hall [[Concert 1979-01-08 Manchester|8]], Bradford St Georges Hall [[Concert 1979-01-09 Bradford|9]], Newcastle City Hall [[Concert 1979-01-11 Newcastle upon Tyne|11]], Glasgow Apollo Centre [[Concert 1979-01-12 Glasgow|12]], Aberdeen Capitol [[Concert 1979-01-13 Aberdeen|13]], Dundee Caird Hall [[Concert 1979-01-14 Dundee|14]], Edinburgh Odeon [[Concert 1979-01-15 Edinburgh|15]], Carlisle Market Hall [[Concert 1979-01-16 Edinburgh|16]], Preston Guildhall [[Concert 1979-01-17 Preston|17]], Sheffield City Hail [[Concert 1979-01-18 Sheffield|18]], Stoke Victoria Hall [[Concert 1979-01-19 Hanley|19]], Leeds University [[Concert 1979-01-20 Leeds|20]], Coventry Theatre [[Concert 1979-01-21 Coventry|21]], Leicester De Montfort Hall [[Concert 1979-01-22 Leicester|22]], Oldham Civic Hall [[Concert 1979-01-23 Oldham|23]], Taunton Odeon [[Concert 1979-01-25 Taunton|25]], Exeter University [[Concert 1979-01-26 Exeter|26]], Cardiff Sophia Gardens [[Concert 1979-01-27 Cardiff|27]], Bristol Locarno [[Concert 1979-01-28 Bristol|28]], Southampton Gaumont [[Concert 1979-01-29 Southampton|29]]. | |||
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''Record Mirror'' | ''Record Mirror'' previews ''[[Armed Forces]]'' and upcoming [[:Category:1978-79 Winter UK Tour|tour]] dates. | ||
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"[[Single: Radio, Radio|Radio, Radio]]" is No. 35 on the singles chart. | "[[Single: Radio, Radio|Radio, Radio]]" is No. 35 on the UK singles chart. | ||
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