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Flight of the Conchords announce rescheduled UK and Ireland tour dates

Original tickets will be valid at the corresponding shows

Jack Shepherd
Monday 26 March 2018 09:37 BST
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Earlier this year, Flight of the Conchords abruptly postponed their UK and Ireland tour after Bret McKenzie managed to break two bones in his hand.

Thankfully, after some time off to heal, the band are ready to get back on the road, announcing their rescheduled show dates.

All original tickets for the March shows will be valid for the corresponding new dates, which can all be seen below.

Rescheduled Flight of the Conchords dates 

15 June — Dublin— 3Arena (rescheduled from 25 March)

16 June — Dublin — 3Arena (rescheduled from 2 April)

18 June — Glasgow — SSE Hydro (rescheduled from 26 March)

20 June — London — The O2 (rescheduled from 3 April)

21 June — London — The O2 (rescheduled from 19 March)

22 June — London — The O2 (rescheduled from 30 March)

24 June — Leeds — First Direct Arena (rescheduled from 27 March)

25 June — Liverpool — Echo Arena (rescheduled from 1 April)

26 June — Birmingham — Genting Arena (rescheduled from 22 March)

28 June — Manchester — Arena (rescheduled from 23 March)

2 July — London — Eventim Apollo (rescheduled from 18 March)

3 July — London — Eventim Apollo (rescheduled from 19 March)

4 July — London — Eventim Apollo (rescheduled from 20 March)

Announcing the initial postponing of the dates, McKenzie said: “Unfortunately I’ve broken two bones in my hand today in a very rock ‘n’ roll injury – falling down some stairs. The doctors have informed me that I won’t be able to perform for several weeks.

“I’m sorry not to be able to do these upcoming shows but I’m looking forward to coming back and finishing the tour when I have two fully functioning hands.”

The Flight of the Conchords sing Flight of the Conchords Tour marks the comedy duo’s first UK shows in seven years. It features some classics from their HBO/BBC series as well as brand new material.

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