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Low Cancel Australian Tour

by Tim Cashmere on November 10, 2011

Regrettably, Low have been forced to cancel their upcoming Australian tour, including their appearance at the Golden Plains festival in March, 2012.

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The announcement comes due to a “previously unconfirmed overseas commitment”.

Golden Plains organisers regret the cancelation and promise to announce the remainder of their still-spectacular lineup “as soon as practically possible”.

For those of you still heading to Meredith, Victoria for Golden Plains in March, 2012, you’ll be treated with Roky Erickson, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy ft. The Cairo Gang, Bon Iver, Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti, Roots Manuva, The Black Lips and many many more.

Tickets to the festival are now available to anyone via the Golden Plains website.

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