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The Slow Readers Club reveal date of album preview event at Castlefield Viaduct, including appearances from special guests

 

The Slow Readers Club have revealed a special album preview listening party for their upcoming album: Knowledge Freedom Power, hosted by BBC Radio 6 Music’s Chris Hawkins. The event will be held in the event space at the National Trust’s beautiful new Castlefield Viaduct Sky Park in Manchester on Thursday 16th February 2023. 

The band will be joined onstage by Slow Readers Club fan and Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham, as they listen through each track and discuss the story of the new album. 20 competition winners and selected press will make up the audience, with a Q&A taking place at the end of the listening party where the audience will have the opportunity to ask questions to the band, Chris or Andy. Fans can enter the competition by pre-ordering the record from the band’s online store HERE. 

In order to raise charitable funds and to commemorate the occasion, the band will create a limited edition TSRC X Castlefield Viaduct t-shirt, which they will sell at the event and on the band’s online store. All profits will go to the National Trust’s Castlefield Viaduct fund, to support planning a greener future for Castlefield Viaduct which will benefit the great city of Manchester and everyone who visits, lives or works here 

The Slow Readers Club also recently added a very intimate show at The Met in Bury as part of Independent Venue Week, which quickly sold-out. Ticket demand for the remainder of the tour is also strong, most notably with a homecoming show at Manchester’s Albert Hall, which sold-out four months in advance. Remaining tickets for the tour are available HERE. The dates are: 

FEBRUARY 

5th – UK, Bury, The Met (Independent Venue Week show – SOLD OUT) 

MARCH 

2nd – UK, Barrow-in-Furness, Barrow Library (SOLD OUT) 

4th – UK, Leeds, University Stylus 

6th – UK, Glasgow, SWG3 

7th – UK, Aberdeen, Lemon Tree 

9th – UK, Nottingham, Rescue Rooms 

10th – UK, Birmingham, O2 Academy 2 

11th – UK, Bristol, Thekla 

13th – UK, Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms 

14th – UK, London, Lafayette 

17th – UK, Manchester, Albert Hall (SOLD OUT) 

23rd – Germany, Berlin, Lido 

24th – Germany, Hamburg, Übel & Gefährlich 

25th – Belgium, Antwerp, Trix Club 

30th – France, Paris, Supersonic 

31st – Netherlands, Rotterdam, Rotown (SOLD OUT) 

APRIL 

1st – Netherlands, Amsterdam, Paradiso Tolhuistuin 

14th – UK, Belfast, Limelight 2 

15th – Ireland, Dublin, Academy 

29th – Portugal, Porto, M.Ou.Co

Olivia McHugh
Olivia McHugh
Staff writer
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