Underworld extend Dublin jaunt

Underworld are to follow up a sold out concert in Dublin’s Tripod with a second date.

The Hot Press Newsdesk, 07 Aug 2007

They're now for a two night stint on October 4 and the newly announced date of October 5.

After the . . . er . . . two thousand days off since 2002’s One Hundred Days Off, Karl Hyde and Rick Smith are back to their thunderous best with Oblivion With Bells, and are playing a handful of European dates to celebrate. Tickets are €36 standing and €37.50 for balcony seats.

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