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25/11/2003
Surprise Belfast date for The Strokes
One of the world's most exciting rock bands are on their way to Belfast, it was announced today.
The Strokes are to play a one-off show at The Ulster Hall this Sunday night as part of their forthcoming European tour.
The Belfast date is just one of four UK gigs, with the band taking in Glasgow, Cardiff and London in support of their new album, 'Room on Fire'.
The American band will be supported by British Sea Power.
Tickets are due to go on sale this Thursday from the usual outlets.
(MB)
The Strokes are to play a one-off show at The Ulster Hall this Sunday night as part of their forthcoming European tour.
The Belfast date is just one of four UK gigs, with the band taking in Glasgow, Cardiff and London in support of their new album, 'Room on Fire'.
The American band will be supported by British Sea Power.
Tickets are due to go on sale this Thursday from the usual outlets.
(MB)
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