Manic Street Preachers have announced they are to tour their 1994 album The Holy Bible, playing it live in full for the first time.
LONDON- Six dates have been confirmed, starting at the Barrowland in Glasgow on Monday 8 December 2014, followed by two nights at Manchester's Albert Hall and then three nights at the Roundhouse in London.
The band's third album has long been the fans' favourite and was the final work completed with guitarist and lyricist Richey Edwards before he went missing in 1995.The band said it was not an easy choice to embark on this 20th anniversary tour though, with a final decision only being made four days ago.
Singer-songwriter James Dean Bradfield said they were "a bit scared about doing it really" despite having "more respect for it now" than he did before, while lyricist Nicky Wire had concerns that doing a Holy Bible tour would make them "slightly redundant".
"We obviously use extra musicians when we're touring normally - but this would just be the three of us [Wire, Bradfield and drummer Sean Moore]." Both Wire and Bradfield clearly enjoyed revisiting the material in practice sessions.
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