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The Waterboys: The Waterboys are truly a "one of a kind" band.
They claim to be like no other band, with no genre, school, or fashion, they simply play Waterboy music.
They have performed all over the world and have a large following who are loyal to their distinctive sound.
Mike Scott the voice of the band is exceptionally good, with a driving sound that is full of emotion.
In addition, many of their songs are very poetic and express a meaningful message about good in human kind. The Waterboys will be starting a new tour appearing at many locations across the UK.
The tour across the UK will feature many of the recently released "Cloud of Sound" tracks, which will be sold as merchandise, from the upcoming series "An Appointment With the Waterboys'." Many of the songs from this track have not been released to the public. Absorb the true talent of Mike Scott and his band by attending a show.
They will be appearing across the country and performing in a town near you.
The Waterboys: The Waterboys at Perth Concert Hall live on Wednesday, 04 April 2012 in Perth, Perthshire. A popular live music event taking place on the Wednesday, 04 April 2012 that will see tickets sell out quickly. Buy tickets for The Waterboys at Perth Concert Hall by comparing ticket prices from top UK ticket companies.
The Waterboys at Perth Concert Hall in Perth, Perthshire on Wednesday, 04 April 2012.
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