Frank Iero lines up UK headline tour

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Former My Chemical Romance man will play 9 dates in April

Former My Chemical Romance guitarist Frank Iero will return to the UK in April for a run of headline dates.

He supported Mallory Knox on their November tour of the country. Now he’ll be back supporting his debut album Stomachaches with his band Frnkiero And The Cellabration.

He says: “I’m really looking forward to taking this full record to the UK in April. When making Stomachaches I really wanted you to feel like you were listening in on the songs as opposed to listening to them. And I believe the intimacy of venue’s we’ve chosen for this headline run will support that idea.”

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He recorded the album entirely in the basement of his New Jersey home and revealed he was proud of the record’s DIY sound.

Frnkiero And The Cellabration UK tour dates

Apr 16:Manchester Deaf Institute

Apr 17:Leeds Key Club

Apr 19: Glasgow King Tut’s

Apr 20: Newcastle Academy 2

Apr 22: Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach

Apr 23: Brighton Haunt

Apr 24: Oxford Academy

Apr 28: London Underworld

Apr 29: Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms

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