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Pendulum: Tour Continues Despite Broken Bones!

Pendulum return from their home coming tour of Australia/New Zealand with broken bones!

It must have been some tour… Lead singer Rob Swire and hype man Ben Mount were forced to play much of their home coming tour down under with a broken foot and a broken ankle, Rob Swire broke his foot at the Melbourne show and Ben Mount broke his ankle after stage diving into a sell-out crowd at the Robinson Pavillion in Perth.

But the show must go on and that’s exactly what happened as the boys continued on their journey round the world where the played at Coachella festival on Friday night in Palm Desert, California. This was the band’s first live show in the States, last band on in the dance tent, which didn’t disappoint, with as many eager fans trying to get into the tent as there were in the tent. The guys are now back on UK soil with no time for rest before embarking on their sell out UK tour (50,000 people!) which starts in Cardiff on Thursday 1st May.

Pendulum’s new single ‘Propane Nightmares’ is officially out this week, having already reached No.16 in the UK singles chart on downloads alone. The new album ‘In Silico’ is released on May 12th and rumor has it the band are throwing an exclusive launch party on the day of release for their fan site at London’s Fabric night-club.

Tour dates:

SOLD OUT 1 May: Cardiff, University
SOLD OUT 2 May: Liverpool, University (presented by Cream)
3 May: Glasgow, Carling Academy
SOLD OUT 4 May: Newcastle, Carling Academy
SOLD OUT 6 May: Bristol, Carling Academy
SOLD OUT 7 May: Southampton, Guildhall
SOLD OUT 9 May: Manchester, Academy
SOLD OUT 10 May: Leeds, Millennium Square
SOLD OUT 13 May: Nottingham, Rock City
14 May: Exeter, University, Great Hall
16 May: Birmingham, Custard Factory
SOLD OUT 17 May: London, Brixton Carling Academy (9pm-3am)
EXTRA DATE 18 May: London, Astoria
EXTRA DATE 23 May: Middlesborough, The Empire

Pendulum are also set the headline one of the nights at this years NASS Festival

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