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This Is A Fix album tour
The This Is A Fix album tour was the 2008 & 2009 tour surrounding the release of Welsh band The Automatic's second album This Is A Fix.〔(The Automatic announce UK tour ) NME, 15 September 2008〕 The first leg of the tour was played at smaller clubs and venues around the United Kingdom, whilst later dates were at some of the countries larger venues.〔(The Automatic announce UK tour ) NME, 24 January 2008〕
==Background==
The band's first tour with new guitarist Paul Mullen involved touring some of the smaller less-known venues and clubs of the United Kingdom. The tour involved the band playing a 50/50 split of old and new material. Many of the songs played on the first album were chosen by the band's fans who set up a (poll ) on their forum.〔(The Automatic let fans pick their setlist ) ''NME'' - retrieved - 22 February 2008〕 By the time the band began touring "By My Side", "Recover" and "That's What She Said" were all favoured by fans, many of the b-sides were also requested. During performances, synthesizer and keyboard duties would be split between Frost and Mullen.〔(After a top-three single and debut album, The Automatic are back, with a new line-up and a new album ) 4 April 2008 northantset.co.uk〕 The performances at The Blake Theatre in Monmouth on 28 March, Central Station in Wrexham on 29 March, The Galleri in Caernarfon on 30 March, Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon 31 March 2008 were all re-scheduled after the band required further time to rehearse their new and old songs.〔(The Automatic Reschedule A Few Tour Dates! ) ''rocklouder.co.uk''〕〔(The Automatic Announce UK Tour ) ''rocklouder.co.uk''〕 On 17 April 2008, NME announced the band would be playing "''One of their first shows without keyboardist Alex Pennie''".〔(The Automatic to make live return ) NME 17 Apr 2008〕 The band performed at the UK release show for the video game Rock Band, the gig was held in a secret location in London.〔(RockLouder )〕 The band headlined the Rock Against Racism Left Field stage with Frank Turner, Kate Nash, Dirty Pretty Things, British Sea Power among other bands performing on the stage over the weekend. The band had to pull out of the small festival after T4 On The Beach rehearsal took place on this date, the band apologised on their website saying; "Due to promotional demands we've had to pull out of the Midsommer Norton show on 19 July. We're really sorry to everyone with tickets who was looking forward to the show but we'll be out on tour again soon". Having a strong love for Irish trio Ash, one of The Automatic's main influences have also, and during earlier days of the band's career they would cover Ash single "Kung Fu" from the album ''1977'', in June 2007 The Automatic were invited for drinks after their show together at Hull University Summer Ball, later in 2008 at Cardiff Big Weekend Ash dedicated the track "Oh Yeah" to the band, who had played earlier that day. Photographer Peter Hill performed bass guitar for the first time with the band during the band's performance of "This Is A Fix" which sees singer Rob play synth instead of bass. Originally the tour was scheduled to take place in from 14 June 2008 to 24 June 2008 however due to the recording of the album This Is A Fix it was pushed back to September.〔(gigwise )〕
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