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Neck Deep and Prides to support Blink 182 at Brixton shows
Reading & Leeds warm up shows get even better
Tags: Blink 182
by Louis Kerry | Photos by Press
Tags: Blink 182
The support acts have been announced for the Blink-182 Reading and Leeds warm up shows - and they're pretty good.
Joining the pop-punk veterans at Brixton Academy will be Glasgow pop band Prides on Wednesday 6 August and upcoming punk favourites Neck Deep on Friday 8 August.
Neck Deep posted the following on their Twitter account:
25 months ago we posted this on Instagram & today we have been announced as support for @blink182 at Brixton. Mad. pic.twitter.com/Ra4iGkB3Lh
— Neck Deep (@NeckDeepUK) July 16, 2014
Guitarist Tom Delonge recently said that Blink-182 are currently working on new material and that a new album will be released in the future. He stated on instagram "Rehearsals start today... And yes there will be a new album #SorryForTheWait #Blink"
For information on the upcoming Blink 182 gigs below, visit Gigwise Tickets.
O2 Academy Brixton, London, August 6
O2 Academy Brixton, London, August 8
Leeds Festival, Leeds, August 22
Reading Festival, Reading, August 24
Below: Photos of Blink 182 live in Manchester
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