Pet Shop Boys continue an amazing year with the announcement of four further UK dates on their Pandemonium tour in December 2009.
Their current world tour started last week with hugely successful concerts in Russia and reaches the UK this week when they play Manchester Apollo today, Thursday, 18th June, and London�s O2 Arena on Friday, 19th June, supported by Frankmusik. The show is designed by Es Devlin, who worked on their stunning performance at the BRITs with choreography by Lynne Page.
The Pandemonium show is split into four distinct acts and features songs from throughout Pet Shop Boys’ career. Producer Stuart Price helped arrange the live versions of the songs.
The newly announced dates are:
December 17 Glasgow SECC
December 18 Birmingham NIA
December 20 Manchester Evening News Arena
December 21 London O2 Arena
There will be an exclusive pre-sale ticket offer on this site from 9 am from the link below.
The public onsale starts tomorrow, Friday, at 9 am when tickets can be purchased from 08444 777 677 or from the Live Nation link below.
Pet Shop Boys’ classic “Suburbia” was released on this day 40 years ago. The music video was directed by Eric Watson and filmed in the suburbs of San Bernardino and Duarte in Los Angeles and in Kingston-upon-Thames in Greater London.
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