Randy Newman Announces European Tour for April, May 2010

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Randy Newman has announced that he will tour Europe in April and May 2010 to support the release of his acclaimed, best-selling album Harps and Angels, his first album of new material in nine years and the first record of his 40-year career ever to chart in the UK. The tour includes dates in Finland, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, UK, and Holland, and follows a February performance at UCLA in February.

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Randy Newman has announced that he will tour Europe in April and May 2010 to support the release of his acclaimed, best-selling album Harps and Angels.

Released on Nonesuch in 2008, Harps and Angels is Newman’s first album of new material in nine years and the first record of his 40-year career ever to chart in the UK. It also scored Newman his highest-ever debut on the US Billboard 200, and was included in the year-end best album lists of Mojo, Q, Rolling Stone, and Uncut, among others. Rolling Stone recently named the album track "A Few Words in Defense of Our Country" among the Top 100 Songs of the '00s.

Randy's European tour begins April 27 in Helsinki, Finland, and includes dates in Norway, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, UK, and Holland. Prior to the tour, Randy's scheduled to perform one show closer to home at Royce Hall in Los Angeles February 19.

Below are the dates and venues for the European tour. For the latest information, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

RANDY NEWMAN'S 2010 EUROPEAN TOUR

27 Apr House of Culture Helsinki, FINLAND
28 Apr Sentrum Scene Oslo, NORWAY
30 Apr Grieg Hall: Bergen Music Festival Bergen, NORWAY
2 May Royal Danish Theatre Copenhagen, DENMARK
3 May Passionskirche Berlin, GERMANY
4 May Teatro Zorilla: Ritme Blues Festival Bardelona, SPAIN
6 May Cultuurcentrum De Spil Roeselare, BELGIUM
7 May Grand Canal Theatre Dublin, IRELAND
9 May Ancienne Belgique Brussels, BELGIUM
11 May Concertgebouw Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
12 May Muziekcentrum Eindhoven, NETHERLANDS
13 May De Warande Turnhout, BELGIUM
15 May Oosterpoort Groningen, NETHERLANDS
16 May The Sage Gateshead Gateshead, UK
17 May Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Glasgow, Scotland, UK
19 May Royal Festival Hall London, UK
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    Randy Newman has announced that he will tour Europe in April and May 2010 to support the release of his acclaimed, best-selling album Harps and Angels.

    Released on Nonesuch in 2008, Harps and Angels is Newman’s first album of new material in nine years and the first record of his 40-year career ever to chart in the UK. It also scored Newman his highest-ever debut on the US Billboard 200, and was included in the year-end best album lists of Mojo, Q, Rolling Stone, and Uncut, among others. Rolling Stone recently named the album track "A Few Words in Defense of Our Country" among the Top 100 Songs of the '00s.

    Randy's European tour begins April 27 in Helsinki, Finland, and includes dates in Norway, Denmark, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Ireland, UK, and Holland. Prior to the tour, Randy's scheduled to perform one show closer to home at Royce Hall in Los Angeles February 19.

    Below are the dates and venues for the European tour. For the latest information, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    RANDY NEWMAN'S 2010 EUROPEAN TOUR

    27 Apr House of Culture Helsinki, FINLAND
    28 Apr Sentrum Scene Oslo, NORWAY
    30 Apr Grieg Hall: Bergen Music Festival Bergen, NORWAY
    2 May Royal Danish Theatre Copenhagen, DENMARK
    3 May Passionskirche Berlin, GERMANY
    4 May Teatro Zorilla: Ritme Blues Festival Bardelona, SPAIN
    6 May Cultuurcentrum De Spil Roeselare, BELGIUM
    7 May Grand Canal Theatre Dublin, IRELAND
    9 May Ancienne Belgique Brussels, BELGIUM
    11 May Concertgebouw Amsterdam, NETHERLANDS
    12 May Muziekcentrum Eindhoven, NETHERLANDS
    13 May De Warande Turnhout, BELGIUM
    15 May Oosterpoort Groningen, NETHERLANDS
    16 May The Sage Gateshead Gateshead, UK
    17 May Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Glasgow, Scotland, UK
    19 May Royal Festival Hall London, UK
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