The Slow Readers Club postpone new album tour to Sheffield and Nottingham to protect fans from coronavirus risk

By Gay Bolton
Published 20th Mar 2020, 08:35 BST
Updated 20th Mar 2020, 09:15 BST
The Slow Readers Club. Photo by Niall Lea.The Slow Readers Club. Photo by Niall Lea.
The Slow Readers Club. Photo by Niall Lea. | Other 3rd Party
Pop powerhouse The Slow Readers Club have postponed a tour to plug their new album which is out today (Friday, March 20) in a bid to protect public health from the coronavirus scourge.

The group were due to make in-store appearances at Rough Trade in Nottingham and Beartree in Sheffield on Saturday, March 21.

Gigs at Nottingham Rock City on April 4 and Sheffield Foundry on April 7 were also scheduled as part of the tour in support of new album, The Joy Of The Return.

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A statement on the band’s Twitter page says: “We are currently working on rescheduling all dates and will let you know when we have any info. All tickets currently remain valid while we arrange this.”

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