Every Time I Die Announce One-Off UK Show

Every Time I Die have announced that they will be playing an intimate one-off show at The Garage in London on May 29.

February 19, 2018

Every Time I Die have announced that they will be playing an intimate one-off show at The Garage in London on the 29th May. Tickets go on sale Wednesday 21st February here.

They're also going to be at the mighty Slam Dunk Festival, which'll be cool too:

Saturday 26th May - Leeds City Centre

Sunday 27th May - Hatfield Park

Monday 28th May - NEC Birmingham

Tuesday 29th May - The Garage London

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