Tracer - September UK Tour details



Planet Rock 48-Hour ticket pre-sale from Wednesday 2nd May
Tickets on sale to the general public from Friday 4th May
Mid-priced mini album “LA?” released to coincide with UK Tour

Straight off the back of their first triumphant headline UK tour in April 2012, Australian power metal rock trio TRACER return for their second UK headline tour, starting at theWolverhampton Slade Rooms on Wednesday 26th September.
48-hour ticket pre-sale will kick off on Planet Rock on Wednesday 2nd May, followed by a 24-hour ticket pre-sale with www.ents24.com on Thursday 3rd May. Tickets go on general sale on Friday 4th May from the 24 hour box office: 0844 478 0898. Tickets can be booked online from www.thegigcartel.com.
Tracer’s official announcement for their September UK Tour
TRACER - "SPACES IN BETWEEN"
SEPTEMBER 2012 UK TOUR
24 Hour Box Office – 0844 478 0898
www.thegigcartel.com

Wednesday 26th September
Wolverhampton: Slade Rooms

Tickets: £12:00
Box Office: 0870 320 7000
www.wolvescivic.co.uk
Broad Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1HP
Thursday 27th September
Manchester: Academy
 

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office: 0161 275 4278 www.manchesteracademy.net
Oxford Road, Manchester, 

Lancashire, M13 9PQ
Friday 28th September
Newcastle: Cluny 

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office: 0191 230 4474
www.thecluny.com
36 Lime Street, Ouseburn
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ
 


Saturday 29th September
Glasgow: ABC

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office: 0844 477 2000
www.o2abcglasgow.co.uk
300 Sauchiehall Street
Glasgow, G2 3JA


Sunday 30th September

Leeds: Cockpit

Tickets - £12.00

Box Office: 0113 244 1573
www.thecockpit.co.uk / info@thecockpit.co.uk
The Cockpit, Swinegate, Leeds, LS1 4AG 


Wednesday 3rd October 
Nottingham: Rescue Rooms

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office - 0845 413 4444
www.rescuerooms.com
Masonic Place, Goldsmith Street
Nottingham, NG1 5JT
Thursday 4th October 
Bath: Komedia

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office: 0845 293 8480
www.komedia.co.uk/bath
22 Westgate Street, Bath, BA1 1EP
Friday 5th October 
Gloucester: Guildhall

Tickets: £12.00

Box Office: 01452 503050
www.gloucester.gov.uk
23 Eastgate Street
Gloucester GL1 1 NS
Saturday 6th October
Poole: Mr Kyps

Tickets - £12.00

Box Office: 0871 230 1101
www.mrkyps.net
8A Parr Street, Poole, BH4 0JY
Sunday 7th October 
Brighton: The Haunt

Tickets: £12.00
Box Office: 08444 780 898
www.thehauntbrighton.co.uk
10 Pool Valley Coach Station
Brighton, BN1 1NJ
To coincide with the September UK tour, “Cool Green Recordings” will release Tracer’s mid-priced mini album “LA?” in the UK on 27th August 2012.  The mini album was originally released in Australia in 2009.
Tracer was recently voted third place in Planet Rock’s “Best New Band” listeners’ poll.  Over the past four months Planet Rock has played the singles Too Mucha nd Devil Ride, two songs taken from Tracer’s debut critically acclaimed album Spaces In Between.
Tracer has captured the excitement and adrenalin rush of rock’n’roll. Tracer’s sound embodies the same raw dynamics and edge to that of Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Queens of the Stone Age and Black Sabbath.
With the release of Spaces in Between, Tracer has attracted rave reviews on this very website as well as Classic Rock (New Band of the Month), Total Guitar, Rock Sound, Guitarist, Fireworks and Powerplay.  Their video for Too Much has attracted over 50,000 hits on YouTube.
Hailing from Adelaide, South Australia, Tracer embrace a sonic sledgehammer sound steeped in epic guitars, thunderous riffs and raw, uncompromising vocals. Their Australian blend of 90’s stoner and 70’s classic rock continues to win them new fans.
When Tracer supported Royal Republic on their 2011 European tour, it soon became evident that Tracer was the band to watch. When the UK’s premiere classic rock radio station, Planet Rock started playing the band’s rock anthem Too Much, listeners responded, and posted messages on the Too Much YouTube video wall by saying, “Planet Rock brought me here.”
Rising from the ashes of blues prodigy band The Brown Brothers in 2004, Michael (vocals, guitar) and Leigh Brown (vocals, bass) teamed up with drummer Andre Wise to form Tracer. 
The following years have seen the trio find success with two independent releases; two international tours, including support slots for Little Red, Children Collide, The John Steel Singers and Cassette Kids.  

Upon returning to Adelaide, the band headed straight into the studio, and recorded what was to be their debut album, Spaces In Between, released October 2011.

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