James Marsters

James Marsters - Live in Five Tour

SELL-OUT SUCCESS FOR SOLO TOUR

The first solo tour by James Marsters is already a sell-out success more than a month before the first concert date.

Interest in the tour has been high and demand for tickets has been overwhelming. Every concert date is now sold out from London to Leeds.

James will be showcasing material from his first solo album, ’Civilized Man’, and kicks off the tour with a concert special at the legendary Cavern Club in Liverpool on Friday, April 22.

James Marsters - Live in Five

22 April - The Cavern - Liverpool * Sold Out *
23 April - Josephs Well - Leeds * Sold Out *
25 April - St Mary’s Guildhall - Coventry * Sold Out *
26 April - The Fleece - Bristol * Sold Out *
27 April - The Fleece - Bristol * Sold Out *
29 April - Carling Academy Islington - London * Sold Out *
30 April - St James’s Church - London * Sold Out *

Tickets are sold through the venues and various ticket agencies. Please contact the venues directly for any returns. For details regarding door times and age restrictions please look at either the relevant venue website, the ticket agency or the details on the ticket.

The prices given below do not include booking fees or postage costs. The Cavern, Liverpool - Friday, 22 April 2005

8 -10 Mathew Street, Liverpool, L2 6RE

Ticket price: £15.00 * Sold Out *

The Cavern began life as a jazz club and is famous for being the birthplace of the Beatles. They made almost 300 appearances at the club. It was rebuilt and reopened in 1984 and Paul McCartney performed his last gig of the century on the Cavern stage.

Venue details available from cavern-liverpool.co.uk. Josephs Well, Leeds - Saturday, 23 April 2005

Chorley Lane, Leeds, LS2 9NW

Ticket price: £15.00 * Sold Out *

Venue details available from josephswell.co.uk.

* Leeds is linked by rail to London Kings Cross, with a journey time of only two hours.
* Air arrivals touch down at Leeds-Bradford airport, about 5km (8miles) north of Leeds. There are regular flights from London and other domestic centres, as well as from several European destinations, including Paris, Malta and Istanbul.
* An inexpensive coach service links the airport with the centre of town in 25 minutes, or you can catch a taxi.
* The M1 motorway goes directly from London to Leeds.

Official UK Album Launch - Monday, 25 April 2005

Bayley Lane, Coventry [ Map ]

Ticket price: £75.00 * Sold Out *

St Mary’s Guildhall, one of England’s finest mediaeval guildhalls, stands in Bayley Lane, near the ruins of Coventry Cathedral, and has stood at the heart of Coventry since the 1340s. Mary Queen of Scots was imprisoned there in 1569, it has links with many kings and queens of England and Shakespeare is rumoured to have visited there.

Further information The Fleece, Bristol - Tuesday, 26 April 2005

12 St Thomas Street, Bristol, BS1 6JJ

Ticket price: £15.00 * Sold Out *

The Fleece in Bristol is the number one live music venue in the South West of England. The venue has hosted concerts in the past by Oasis, Ash, Super Furry Animals, PJ Harvey, Courtney Pine, Catatonia and The Fall.

Venue information from fleecegigs.co.uk. The Fleece, Bristol - Wednesday, 27 April 2005

12 St Thomas Street, Bristol, BS1 6JJ

Ticket price: £15.00 * Sold Out *

The Fleece in Bristol is the number one live music venue in the South West of England. The venue has hosted concerts in the past by Oasis, Ash, Super Furry Animals, PJ Harvey, Courtney Pine, Catatonia and The Fall.

Venue information from fleecegigs.co.uk. Carling Academy Islington, London - Friday, 29 April 2005

N1 Centre, 16 Parkfield Street, London, N1 OPS

Ticket price: £14.00 * Sold Out *

Carling Academy in Islington is one of the capital’s popular music venues. It offers a nearby car park, is by the Angel tube station on the Northern Line and can also be reached by train and bus.

Venue information from islington-academy.co.uk. St James’s Church, London - Saturday, 30 April 2005

197 Piccadilly, London, W1J 9LL

Ticket price: £15.75 * Sold Out *

The concert is being staged at the historic St James Church in London’s West End. The audience sit in old-style church pews with a choice of seats in the main hall or balcony. The aptly named St James Church is also part of London history. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and visionary artist and poet William Blake was christened there.

The historic venue has also played host in the past to concerts by REM and Patti Smith and offers an unique atmosphere and fitting end to the UK tour dates.

The church has easy access for people with physical disabilities, from both the Piccadilly and Jermyn Street entrances.

Venue information from st-james-piccadilly.org.

More informations :

http://www.jamesmarsterslive.com