InMe annouce October UK tour

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InMe will play 11 headline dates across the UK in October with Aaron Buchanan & The Cult Classics and Empire

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InMe (Image credit: Dan Eden)

InMe have announced an 11-date UK tour which will take place in October.

The English outfit have scheduled the shows to mark their 20th anniversary – and they’ll be supported by Aaron Buchanan & The Cult Classics and Empire.

The band say: “This year sees us celebrate 20 years of being InMe, so we’re heading out in October with some friends of ours.”

The run of dates get underway at The Key Club, Leeds, on the 17th of the month and wrap up at Brighton’s Patterns on the 28th and come after the band play this year’s Macmillan Fest in Nottingham on September 3.

InMe’s last full-length album was 2015’s Trilogy: Dawn.

InMe 20th Anniversary UK tour

Oct 17: Leeds The Key Club
Oct 18: Birmingham The Rainbow
Oct 19: Newcastle The Cluny
Oct 20: Glasgow The Garage
Oct 21: Manchester Sound Control
Oct 22: London The Dome
Oct 24: Bristol The Fleece
Oct 25: Cardiff The Globe
Oct 26: Reading Sub 89
Oct 27: Southampton Engine Rooms
Oct 28: Brighton Patterns

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