Alternative rock outfit "Sound of Guns" have announced a 12 date tour of the UK, due to begin on the 9th of March, in Aberdeen.
The Liverpool five-piece released their debut album, the self-produced, "Sound of Guns: What Came From Fire", in 2010. The album spawned two singles "Alcatraz" and "Architects", which both received considerable airplay, and have since gone on to become fan favourites.
The album performed well, both critically and commercially, and led on to a follow-up in 2012; 'Angels and Enemies', which was released March 5th, preceded by the singles; 'Silicon' and 'Sometimes'. The album has received critical praise, and has also seen consistent airplay from the likes of Zane Lowe, and the London-based alternative rock-station, Xfm.
The tour will see "Sound of Guns" play to fans up and down the country. Amongst other stops, the tour will feature shows in London, Leeds, Brighton and Nottingham. A homecoming show at the o2 Academy in Liverpool, on the 21st of April, will be the final date of the tour.
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