Dog Is Dead move Sugarmill date due to surprise clash

Stoke of Genius:

Nottingham band Dog Is Dead will now perform at Hanley's Sugarmill on April 19 after having being asked to support Two Door Cinema Club on their European tour.

The indie pop group were set to headline in Stoke-on-Trent on March 8 but have been forced to move it to a later date.

The five-piece return to the Mill following a very well-received performance last February.

Dog Is Dead will be touring the critically-acclaimed debut album All Our Favourite Stories across Europe between March and May.

The following statement was released by the band: “We have just been asked to support Two Door Cinema Club across Europe in February and March!

“This is obviously massive news for us, these are the biggest shows we will have played before and we have been fans of them for a long time.

“Unfortunately, this clashes with our own UK and European shows so we have had to move these back a few weeks.

“We haven't taken this decision lightly and we're really sorry if this causes you guys any inconvenience.

“All tickets are still valid for the new dates.

“To try and make it up to you, we have recorded a special cover version of The Connells 74/75 which you can download for free here.”

For more information visit The Sugarmill.