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Moon Safari Expand Upcoming Tour
08/08/2013
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(Prog) Swedish melodic prog rockers Moon Safari have added another UK date to their forthcoming European tour. They will now play The Loft in Brighton on September 12.

The band, who release their latest album, Himlabacken Vol. 1 through Blomljud Records on August 31 also play in Kingston, Rotherham and Wolverhampton.

The entire European tour sees the band take in Sweden, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Italy and Belgium as well as the UK dates. More including the dates.

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