Frames announce two more Dublin dates for 20th anniversary tour
As well as shows announced earlier this month, the band will play two December Whelan's dates
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 22 Sep 2010
The Frames have confirmed two Whelan's dates as part of their 20th Anniversary Tour, which already includes appearances at the Olympia, Vicar St and Belfast's Mandela Hall.
The Whelan's shows will take place on December 15 and 16, with tickets (priced at €23 including booking fee) on sale at 9am on Friday September 24.
The December 15 show will be dedicated to the late music promoter Derek Nally, with all proceeds going to his family.
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