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Editors Amsterdam | 12/03/2008 - 12/03/2008

12 March

 

Editors

Heineken Music Hall, ArenA Boulevard 590 (Tel: 020 311 3871)

Online: www.heinekenmusichall.nl

Time: 8pm; Price: SOLD OUT

 

The indie rock quartet, formed by music technology students from the UK's Staffordshire University and whose debut album, The Back Room, was produced by electronic rock specialist Jim Abbiss (Kasabian, The Music, Björk). Expect tracks from recent album An End Has A Start.

 

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