Due to Hurricane Sandy I’m sure you’re all aware that lots of flights have been cancelled. The promoter for the Pentagram UK tour Francis Mace has been working extremely hard to move things around and make this still happen. Due to delays in flights the Bristol date has had to move. The fact a date is still going ahead in Bristol means we have to give big respect to the promoter and venues involved, for managing to move things around at such short notice. Please find all the info below in regard to the Bristol date change from the promoter. London, Manchester and Glasgow are still going ahead as normal.
PENTAGRAM UPDATE:
As I’m sure most of you are well aware – Hurricane Sandy has been looming over the East Coast of America for the past 48hrs and has caused a state of emergency to be declared in most major East Coast cities.
We have been informed that Pentagram have rebooked flights and are set arrive in the UK early on Thursday morning, therefore – the OCTOBER 31ST date @ THE FLEECE HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED TO SATURDAY NOV 3RD @ THE EXCHANGE. All original tickets remain valid – there are now only 80 tickets left for the show, available from www.bristolticketshop.co.uk / www.exchangebristol.com
I appreciate this may be inconvenient for some (especially those of you with Damnation Tickets), but please understand this is a measure of last resort and instead of cancelling the Bristol date I’ve done everything in my power to ensure it goes ahead and the people of the South West get to see Pentagram in our region.
LONDON, MANCHESTER & GLASGOW will all go ahead as planned, there will be no interference to any of these events.
A huge thank you to everyone who’s been patiently waiting for updates over the past 24hrs. I’ve been on top of the situation since Friday and it’s been a rather nerve-racking few days! Thanks for bearing with me! Also a massive thank you to The Fleece, D.O.G Promotions and The Exchange for all of their help.
PLEASE HELP SPREAD THE WORD – THIS TOUR IS 100% STILL HAPPENING. Fuck a Hurricane.
All the best,
Francis
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