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The Stranglers: The Stranglers are pleased to announce a full UK tour in March 2012, the band have been busy in the studio writing and recording their seventeenth studio album which is due for release next year. First forming in 1974 the band's straight talking approach gave them the reputation as aggressive and confrontational with their notoriety later embraced by the punk movement of 77.
The tour celebrates the 35th anniversary of the initial release and success of debut single 'Grip' and their legendary first album Rattus Norvegicus.
The Stranglers: The Stranglers perform a live concert at Manchester Academy in Manchester, Lancashire on 20 Mar 10.
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The Stranglers at Manchester Academy in Manchester, Lancashire on Saturday, 20 March 2010.
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