Miles Kane declares Christmas live performance in Manchester

Miles Kane has introduced plans for a particular Christmas present in Manchester subsequent month.

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Going down at New Century Corridor on December 16, the ‘Rock ‘N’ Roll Crimbo’ live performance will characteristic help from Pink Rum Membership and Pixey.

Based on a press launch, Kane will carry out tracks from his “solo catalogue and The Final Shadow Puppets, in addition to some traditional Christmas tunes and possibly even a brand new one or two”.

Tickets for the present go on sale tomorrow (November 17) at 10am GMT – you’ll be able to purchase yours here.

“This venue has been on my bucket record since my mate despatched me a photograph of the dance ground and stated ‘this gaff is so your vibe’! It’s gonna be wild, so be fast and seize your tickets when you can,” Kane stated of his forthcoming festive live performance.

In the meantime, the singer-songwriter was amongst a bunch of artists who lately shared their help within the struggle to save lots of iconic Sheffield venue The Leadmill.

Arctic Monkeys, Richard Hawley, Jarvis Cocker and Deliver Me The Horizon’s Oli Sykes had been among the many Sheffield artists to have spoken out in help of the venue this yr – with native figures from the Metal Metropolis’s music scene chatting with NME about how The Leadmill was the “cultural coronary heart” of Sheffield, pleading for it to not be “ripped out”.

Extra lately Kane, Eddie Izzard and South Yorkshire’s The Reytons, Lucy Spraggan, Little Man Tate, Child Blu3 and Daz Cadwallander had been amongst these to share their help for the venue’s plight in a brand new video – alongside members of The Leadmill’s workforce and figures from area people teams who rely upon the house.

Kane hailed The Leadmill as “a landmark for the town,” including that “a lot nice youth comes by way of it and new younger expertise that’s inspiring. I’ve been enjoying right here for 15 years and I need to play right here for one more 15 years.”