Turin Brakes have announced a strong of UK dates in February, trying to catch up on the cities that they have missed in recent tours.

Tickets are on sale now, priced between £16 and £18.50.

Monday 11th February - Aberdeen Moshulu
Tuesday 12th February - Glasgow Classic Grand
Wednesday 13th February - Leeds Cockpit
Friday 15th February - London Cadogan Hall
Monday 18th February - Brighton & Hove Old Market Hall
Tuesday 19th February - Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms
Wednesday 20th February - Northampton Soundhaus
Thursday 21st February - Stoke Sugarmill
Friday 22nd February - Stockton-on-Tees The Arc
Sunday 24th February - Carlisle Brickyard
Monday 25th February - Leicester The Charlotte

Turin Brakes are on the road again in December doing a quick jaunt around Europe.

Tickets are on sale now, with the London date costing £18.

Monday 10th December - London Islington Academy
Friday 14th December - Munich Atomic, Germany
Sunday 16th December - Berlin Tachetes, Germany
Monday 17th December - Groningen Oosterpoort, Holland
Tuesday 18th December - Amsterdam Melkweg, Holland
Wednesday 19th December - Luxembourg Den Atelier

Turin Brakes have announced a quick intimate tour of some smaller and more bizarre UK venues, including St. Barnabas’ Church in London.

20th September - Malt Cross, 16 St James’s St, Nottingham
21st September - St Barnabas Church, London
22nd September - AUDIO, 10 Marine Parade, Brighton

To win one of twenty pairs of tickets to the London date and to get a free MP3 just click here. The other dates’ tickets are on sale at the below shops

Nottingham: Selectadisc, HMV Listergate and HMV Victoria Centre, Nottingham
Brighton: Resident, Rounder Records and HMV Brighton

Turin Brakes have announced that they’ll be playing a one off free gig at Camden’s Lock Tavern this Sunday (5th August).

Turin Brakes will be joined by Adele, the hotly tipped Londener garnering lots of publicity recently via the likes of NME and blogs. Stateless, The Concretes, Bobby Cook and Lisa Moorish will all be DJing as well (whoever they may be…).

Doors open at 1pm, with Turin Brakes on shortly before 10pm. What better way to enjoy your Sunday after the Innocent Festival than an evening in the pub with Turin Brakes? Precisly, I thought you’d agree, there isn’t a better way.

Turin Brakes have announced two dates as part of a fuller UK tour that is to be shortly announced (I believe). Tickets are on sale now from the usual places.

They’ll play:

Tuesday 2nd October - Manchester University
Thursday 11th October - London The Forum

Photo taken from Narisa’s flickr stream.