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Jan 11, 2008

Dappled Cities Fly national tour details

Back from the US of A with some new songs to show off.

Wednesday, February 13: Oxford Arts Factory, Sydney
Thursday, February 14: Oxford Arts Factory, Sydney
Friday, February 15: East Brunswick Club, Melbourne
Saturday, February 16: The Zoo, Brisbane
Friday, February 22: Adelaide Fringe Festival

The Dappled boys will be joined by Sparkadia and The Seabellies on all of the shows except for their Adelaide Fringe Festival appearance.

They will also be playing the Sydney and Melbourne Big Day Out Festivals as well as the support slots for the LCD Soundsystem sideshows in both cities so there are plenty of chances to hear the new material.

Tickets for the Sydney shows are on sale now via Moshtix and will set you back around $15 plus booking fee.

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