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The Lemon Twigs - New European Tour Dates
The Lemon Twigs : New European Tour Dates
28th March 2017

Currently wowing the crowds in the UK, The Lemon Twigs have announced new live dates in Europe for November, including five British headline shows.  Tickets go on sale on Friday.

3 November
3rd- OSLO, Ingensteds, Oslo, Norway
5th - Vega Small Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark
10th - Ritz, Manchester, UK
11th - Leadmill, Sheffield, UK
12th - QMU, Glasgow, UK
14th - O2 Institute2, Birmingham, UK
15th - O2 Forum Kentish Town, London, UK

The Lemon Twigs will finish a triumphant debut headline tour this week, playing Gorilla in Manchester tonight and a long sold-out KOKO in London tomorrow evening.  The band are also confirmed to appear at Latitude and End Of The Road festivals this summer.

The Lemon Twigs are brothers Brian and Michael D’Addario from Hicksville, Long Island. Their debut album, Do Hollywood, released in October, was recorded in Los Angeles with Foxygen’s Jonathan Rado and includes the singles ‘These Words’, ‘As Long As We’re Together’ and ‘I Wanna Prove To You’.  Brian (20) and Michael (18) have been playing rock music since they were old enough to walk and talk, mastering every instrument they could get their hands on and playing everything together (they alternate writing credits, lead vocals and instruments on Do Hollywood).  Mining inspiration from every era of rock, they have crafted richly sophisticated baroque-pop songs into a ten-track tour de force – the perfect introduction to the world of The Lemon Twigs.

“A beautiful, mad jigsaw of ideas.” - Loud And Quiet – Album of the Week
Do Hollywood is a special little record with surprises around every corner that constantly thrill and excite.”  – The Line Of Best Fit – Album of the Week
“Do Hollywood is a curiosity, but a pretty glorious one.” - The Guardian ****
“The Lemon Twigs have created their own world, and it was exciting to witness it for the first time.” - The Times ****
 “A hugely entertaining, hyperactive romp crammed with lush, Beatles-y harmonies, vaudeville pop and histrionic rock opera flourishes.” - Q
“Baroque and power pop splendour.” – MOJO
“The future of rock ‘n’ roll.” – NME ****