It’s hard to believe Alien Ant Farm’s breakthrough album ‘ANThology’ hit the scene 15 years ago. In 2016 AAF are going to celebrate this by touring the UK and playing the album in full. Support comes from cult nu-grunge band InMe and one of the hottest bands of the moment -The Dirty Youth.
Check out the classic video for ‘Movies’ below:
Alien Ant Farm will play the following dates:
January
5thMilton Keynes, Craufurd Arms
6thBirmingham, Rainbow Warehouse
7thGlasgow, Garage
8thNottingham, Rescue Rooms
9thLiverpool, Arts Club
10thNewcastle, Riverside
12thYork, The Duchess
13thNorwich, Waterfront
14thLondon, Electric Ballroom
15thManchester, Club Academy
16thSheffield, Corporation
17thCambridge, The Junction
19thExeter, Lemon Grove
20thBournemouth, Old Firestation
21stBrighton, Concorde 2
22ndAmsterdam, Netherlands, Q Factory
23rdStuttgart, Germany, Wizemann
24thHannover, Germany, Muzikzentrum
26thStockholm, Sweden, Fryshuset Klubben
27thGothenburg, Sweden, Sticky Fingers
28thCopenhagen, Denmark, Amager Bio
Vocalist Dryden Mitchell had this to say about the tour:
“It’s always a great time when we get to tour overseas, but being able to play the “ANThology” record from front to back, in countries that helped give us our first #1 singles, is going to be extra special. We’ve waited 15 years to do this and we will not disappoint!”
You may remember AAF climbing the charts in 2001 with their cover of Michael Jackson’s ‘Smooth Criminal’ as well as hit singles such as ‘Movies’ and ‘Wish’. The Riverside rockers are still recording today and released their latest album ‘Always And Forever’ in February this year.
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Got my tickets for Newcastle! Still got my 15 year old aaf hoodie to wear 😀