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Decade in the Sun


Stereophonics UK Greatest Hits Tour Announced

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Published Date: 11 August 2008
Stereophonics will follow up their hotly anticipated appearance at V Festival (August 16th, 17th) with a UK greatest hits tour and album.
Beginning at Glasgow's SECC on December 2nd, the band play a total of twelve arena shows, climaxing with a huge closing date at London's flagship live venue, the O2 Arena, on December 20th.

The tour will revisit all the best moments from the band's 'decade in the sun', from early classics like 'The Bartender And The

Thief' to songs from their latest UK no. 1 album 'Pull The Pin'. This impressive canon of hits will also be brought together for a first 'best of' collection, released November 17th on V2.

Full dates are as follows:

DECEMBER

TUE 2nd
GLASGOW, SECC 0844 847 2269

THU 4th
ABERDEEN, AECC 0844 847 2269

SAT 6th
CARDIFF, International Arena 029 2022 4488

TUE 9th
LIVERPOOL, Echo Arena 0844 8000 400

WED 10th
MANCHESTER, MEN Arena 0844 847 8000

FRI 12th
NEWCASTLE, Metro Radio Arena
0844 493 6666

SAT 13th
NOTTINGHAM, Trent Arena 0844 4124 624

MON 15th
BIRMINGHAM, NIA 0844 338 8000

TUE 16th
BRIGHTON, Brighton Centre 0844 847 1515

WED 17th
BOURNEMOUTH, International Centre 0844 576 3000

FRI 19th
SHEFFIELD, Arena 0114 256 5656

AT 20th
LONDON, O2 Arena 0844 856 0202

Entitled 'Decade In The Sun: The Best Of Stereophonics', this is a timely collection that brings together all the band's most memorable tracks. Available as single CD, deluxe double CD (set in hardback book) and DVD, 'Decade In The Sun' spans all six of the band's studio albums, five of which reached number one in the UK charts.

Kicking off with the 2005 UK no. 1 smash 'Dakota', the hits come thick and fast in an opening section that includes three top five singles - 'The Bartender and the Thief', 'Have A Nice Day' and 'Handbags and Gladrags', as well as great songs from the band's debut album 'Word Gets Around' - 'Local Boy in the Photograph' and 'A Thousand Trees'.

'A Decade In The Sun' also features many of Stereophonics' recent chart successes, such as 'It Means Nothing' (taken from last year's UK no. 1album, 'Pull The Pin'), 'Devil' and 'Rewind', both of which appear on the 2005 no.1 album 'Language.

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The collection ends on a high, pairing 2001 songs 'Mr Writer' and 'Step On My Old Size Nines', before closing with the 1997 classic 'Traffic'. The album also features two brand new tracks ('You're My Star' and 'My Own Worst Enemy'), of which 'You're My Star' will be released as a single later this year.

In addition to the twenty tracks featured on the single CD version, the deluxe double CD set includes additional Stereophonics singles, fan favourites and rarities, while the DVD version includes all Stereophonics videos and exclusive bonus footage.

Stereophonics - Kelly Jones, Richard Jones and Javier Weyler – are one of the UK's most successful bands. Originally formed in Cwmaman, South Wales in 1996, the band have transcended their Britpop beginnings to become giants of the British rock scene, amassing 11 top five hits, 21 top twenty hits, and 9 million worldwide album sales.

www.stereophonics.com

Album Released November 17th

Tickets Onsale 9:00am, Thursday August 14th. Buy Online: www.gigsandtours.com

24hr Ticket Hotline: 0871 2200 260







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  • Last Updated: 11 August 2008 4:34 PM
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