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Pre-Christmas concerts for Last Post
Wednesday 27 November 2002Helmed by Alan Kelly, the band released their album 'Dry Land' earlier this year.
They will release a limited edition 7" single on 13 December featuring 'Something Tells Me (You'd Be Good For Me)' and 'Waiting'.
The Last Post will play with The Chalets and Neosupervital on Saturday 30 November at The Menagerie, Belfast.
The three bands also play the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork on Saturday 14 December and Galway's GPO on Sunday 15 December.
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