• Music
  • 06 Feb 08

Elbow to make Irish return

Elbow to make Irish return
The Hot Press Newsdesk
The Hot Press Newsdesk

Indie stalwarts Elbow will be in town this April to promote their new album.

The Seldom Seen Kid, the eagerly-awaited follow up to 2005's Leaders Of The Free World will be released in March. Recorded by the band in their own studio in Salford, the record was produced by keyboard player Craig Potter.

The band will play Vicar St. in Dublin on April 21, with tickets priced €28 on sale now.

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