Motion Picture Soundtrack
London World Tour Rescheduled to 9th December 2009
Hi all! :)
Unfortunately due to circumstances beyond our control we had to cancel our 'London World Tour' that was scheduled for 24th November, the cancellation was very last minute (only managed to get a Twitter post out on time!) so we'd like to offer our sincere apologies to anyone who travelled from far and wide to be with us at any of the shows around the capital.
We're now pleased to announce this has now been rescheduled for 9th December & we all hope you can join us as we visit a selection of capital 'cites' within a city!
More info will follow shortly so keep an eye out folks!
Stay in touch!
MPS
* PRESS RELEASE - 03/12/09 *
DECADE PR info@quitegreat.co.uk
It’s a problem that many independent bands face at the moment; you’ve got the songs, you’ve got the fanbase and you’ve got the drive – you’re just too skint to hit the road in a giant tour bus on a Led-Zeppelin-esque 50 date world tour! But why let the credit crunch stand in the way of a good idea?
This was just the situation that hotly tipped band Motion Picture Soundtrack recently found themselves in. With an album recorded and some gigs in London booked, everything was ticking along fine, but the guys had aspirations of touring all over the world….They thought that if they can’t afford to go around the world, they could get the world to come to them.
So, with nothing more than a couple of guitars and some excellent vocal talent, on Wednesday 09th November at 12 midday the guys are setting out to realise this dream in the only way they can; with a unique one off busking tour of London locations which share their names with famous world cities!
The guys will be ‘flying’ from:
Denmark Street to Paris Gardens
Paris Gardens to Sydney Street
Sydney Street to Hollywood Road
Hollywood Road to Moscow Road
Moscow Road to Japan Crescent
Japan Crescent to Copenhagan Street
It’s estimated that the band will cover a distance of 17.3 miles in 61 minutes – just a fraction of the time it would take normally (an estimated flight time of 122 hours and a distance of 38,382 miles!), and at a fraction of the cost! International fans of the band will also be able to track the band’s progress online at www.traakit.co.uk as they will keep a GPS tracking device on them at all times!
Graeme from the band said, “We get a lot of requests through our MySpace from fans all over the world asking us to come and play in their towns, but as you can imagine the price of setting that up is a big one! We put this tour together to show our overseas fans that we’re thinking of them...”
The plan for world domination starts here!
Band plans World Tour….of London. Around the world in 80 Minutes!!
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