Luxury Stranger and the QR Code. UPDATE

By Cassandra on Jun 15, 2011 | In News | Send feedback »

Luxury Stranger, consisting of Simon York, Chris Tuke and Neal Spowage are continuing with  their onslaught of the gig scene and making sure that their name is as well known as possible. The new line-up is subtly but surely changing the sound of Luxury Stranger's music and any new material written and recorded should be worth a listen so the news that a single is currently being recorded will give us that chance.  'Empty Men' backed by 'Frozen' is due for release some time in August.

 

 

They've just supported The March Violets in Norwich with a further March Violets gig at the Glasgow Classic Grand on 16th July,
Supporting Gary Numan at DV8 at the York Barbican,
Supporting Transmission, the Joy Division tribute band at The Duchess in York on November 12.
They're playing a rare London date at the Dublin Castle, Camden on June 30, with other London dates being looked at for the future.
They've just been booked to support S.C.U.M. on July 11 also at The Duchess in York. Tickets are £5 and you need to get in touch with Luxury Stranger for more info.
Other notable 2011 events for Luxury Stranger have been the Chameleons Vox tour, Dark Waters and Whitby Gothic Weeekend.

Those people that have seen Luxury Stranger recently may have spotted lots of little square stickers following in Simon York's wake. These little stickers are the newest marketing and promotion device for the band. Scan this image with a QR scanner, smartphone or iPhone and you'll be taken straight to the page where you can buy 'Commitment & Discipline', their newest release. For an iPhone you need the RedLaser app.

 

 

Gary Numan/Luxury Stranger @DV8 tickets

Luxury Stranger @Burton on Trent

Luxury Stranger Official Page

Luxury Stranger Official Facebook Page

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