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Elvis Costello and The Attractions will tour the nation during March to plug their new album, ''Trust'' (not "Tryst" as some idiot wrote in the last issue), and this time they'll be concentrating on the major towns and cities. | Elvis Costello and The Attractions will tour the nation during March to plug their new album, ''Trust'' (not "Tryst" as some idiot wrote in the [[Smash Hits, January 8, 1981|last issue]]), and this time they'll be concentrating on the major towns and cities. | ||
They kick off on the first of the month at St Austell Riviera Lido and continue in this fashion: Exeter University (March 2), Bristol Colston Hall (3), Birmingham Odeon (4), Wolverhampton Civic Hall (5), Bradford St Georges Hall (7), Manchester Apollo (8), Edinburgh Playhouse (9), Glasgow Apollo (10), Newcastle City Hall (11), Lancaster University (13), Bridlington Spa Hall (14), Liverpool Empire (15), Sheffield City Hall (16), Brighton Centre (18), Hemel Hempstead Pavillion (19), Hanley Victoria Hall (20), Leicester De Montfort Hall (22), Derby Assembly Rooms (23), Cardiff Top Rank Suite (24), Guildford Civic Hall (25), Hammersmith Odeon (27, 28), Ipswich Odeon (29), Oxford New Theatre (30) and Southampton Gaumont (31). | They kick off on the first of the month at St Austell Riviera Lido and continue in this fashion: Exeter University (March 2), Bristol Colston Hall (3), Birmingham Odeon (4), Wolverhampton Civic Hall (5), Bradford St Georges Hall (7), Manchester Apollo (8), Edinburgh Playhouse (9), Glasgow Apollo (10), Newcastle City Hall (11), Lancaster University (13), Bridlington Spa Hall (14), Liverpool Empire (15), Sheffield City Hall (16), Brighton Centre (18), Hemel Hempstead Pavillion (19), Hanley Victoria Hall (20), Leicester De Montfort Hall (22), Derby Assembly Rooms (23), Cardiff Top Rank Suite (24), Guildford Civic Hall (25), Hammersmith Odeon (27, 28), Ipswich Odeon (29), Oxford New Theatre (30) and Southampton Gaumont (31). |
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