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ATL | 10:56 UK time, Tuesday, 24 January 2012

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EatenByBears have teamed up with label mates for a seven date tour north and south of the border. Recently signed to Dublin label , the Belfast troupe released their debut EP/album '' in October. Dublin four piece Alarmist also released their debut last August.

The tour will also feature visual artists Slipdraft and Le Tissier.

Tour Dates:

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8th Feb - Baker Place, Limerick
9th Feb - Speakeasy, Belfast
10th Feb - the Stables, Mullingar
11th Feb - The Factory, Galway
16th Feb - Masons, Derry
17th Feb - Crane Lane, Cork
18th Feb - Twisted Pepper, Dublin

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    I'm going to the Speakeasy concert on the 9th. I have been a follower of Alarmist for ages and can't wait. I love discovering bands and getting to watch them at small venues like these. The EatenByBears EP is solid. I'm looking forward to their album when its finished.

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