Cabbage Add Huge London Show To UK Tour

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Cabbage have today announced a London headline show at ULU on Thursday 5th October. The gig will be their biggest ever headliner in London, and follows sold-out shows this year at Dingwalls and The Scala. Cabbage will be supported by Liverpool’s Queen Zee and The Sasstones, and Proletariat, from their hometown of Mossley, Greater Manchester.

Cabbage’s new EP ‘The Extended Play Of Cruelty’ is out now on CD, Cassette, 10 inch vinyl and streaming platforms. The EP was produced by James Skelly and Richard Turvey at Liverpool’s Parr Street Studios, and is Cabbage’s first release since signing to Infectious Music (Alt-J, Drenge, DMA’s).

The EP’s lead track ‘Celebration Of A Disease’ has just been added to the B-list at BBC 6Music. Watch the new video, directed by Dom Foster, here.

‘The Extended Play Of Cruelty’ EP:
1. Celebration Of A Disease
2. Fraudulent Artist
3. A Network Betrayal
4. Ertrinken
5. Asa Morley

Cabbage will play the following dates:

September
27th – Holmfirth, Picturedrome *
28th – Preston, 53 Degrees *
29th – Stockton, Ku Bar *
30th – Leeds, Live Art Bistro *

October
5th – London, ULU **
6th – Peterborough, The Met Lounge **
11th – Dundee, Church **
12th – Dunfermline, PJ Molloys **
13th – Darlington, Inside Out (Darlington) **
14th – Barrow, The Drawing Room **
17th – Norwich, Norwich Arts Centre *
18th – Bedford, Bedford Esquires *
19th – Stowmarket, John Peel Centre for Creative Arts *
20th – Wolverhampton, Slade Rooms *
21st – Buckley, The Tivoli *

* The Blinders (Main Support), Queen Zee and The Sasstones (Opener)
** Queen Zee and The Sasstones (Main Support), Proletariat (Opener)