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Wire Bring Their DRILL Festival to Seattle

Photo by Marylene Mey

In March, post-punk legends Wire curated a festival in London called DRILL: London. Now they're bringing it stateside, for the upcoming DRILL: Seattle.

The three-day fest will take place November 21-23 at Barboza, the Crocodile, and Neumo's. Other acts playing DRILL include Helmet, Chastity Belt, Vestals, and Earth. As it did in London, the festival will include a performance from the PinkFlag Guitar Orchestra, in which other artists join Wire on stage for a rendition of "Pink Flag." Wire will also perform their song "Drill" with other artists.

Wire are also playing a few additional West Coast shows. Check out their full tour schedule below.

Wire:

10-30 Istanbul, Turkey - Babylon Club
11-02 Tel Aviv, Israel - Barby
11-07 Helsinki, Finland - Tavastia
11-09 Wroclaw, Poland - Wroclaw Industrial Festival
11-17 Los Angeles, CA - The Echoplex #
11-18 San Francisco, CA - Slim's #
11-20 Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom $
11-21-23 Seattle, WA - DRILL: Seattle

# with Chastity Belt
$ with Helmet

Watch the London performance from Wire with the PinkFlag Orchestra:

Watch Wire perform "Comet" at this year's Pitchfork Music Festival:



[url=http://pitchfork.com/news/52695-wire-bring-their-drill-festival-to-seattle/]View the full article[/url]
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