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Prince's manager has denied rumours that he and 3RDEYEGIRL will be playing two massive shows at Hyde Park in London this summer.
The Purple One and his new band are currently in London for a string of surprise shows throughout February on his 'Hit And Run' tour - playing epic last-minute gigs at a number of iconic venues in the capital. Last week, he played three shows at Camden's Electric Ballroom before an epic two and a half hour gig at Shepherds Bush on Sunday.
Earlier today, ticket website Seatwave have reported that His Royal Badness will be performing two huge outdoor shows this summer:
Prince will perform two dates in Hyde Park this Summer. Details to follow #princewatch
— Seatwave (@Seatwave) February 11, 2014
The news naturally got a lot of Prince fans excited as it spread across the internet like wildfire. However, the 'PRETZELBODYLOGIC' star's manager Kiran Sharma has since dismissed the claims, urgins fans to ignore the 'rumour':
THIS IS JUST A RUMOUR, please ignore... "Seatwave: Prince will perform two dates in Hyde Park this Summer. Details to follow #princewatch"
— Kiran Sharma (@KIKITkiran) February 11, 2014
Prince kicked off his London tour last week with an intimate press conference in the flat of Lianne LaHavas , before he played a surprise 'open soundcheck' press gig at Camden's Electric Ballroom, before returning to play two shows for fans the following night.
The BBC reports that His Royal Badness told the press conference that he wouldn't be playing in huge venues like the O2 as he did with his residency back in 2007.
"That was a different time, this is a different band," said Prince, adding that they would "work our way up, if people like us, to bigger venues".
He continued: "We're going to be here until people don't want to hear us anymore."
Watch Prince & 3RDEYEGIRL playing 'I Like It Here' at the Electric Ballroom below
Prince's Hit And Run tour continues in London throughout February - with more surprise shows expected soon. Visit Gigwise Gig Tickets for more information.
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