Snow Patrol Announce Fall Tour

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Snow Patrol

If Snow Patrol aren't returning your calls, don't fret -- the Irish balladeers are busy, busy, busy. The quintet are currently opening Coldplay's U.S. tour, will hit the road with U2 this fall, and have now announced a headlining jaunt in support of their last release, 2008's A Hundred Million Suns.

Snow Patrol Singer Goes Solo

Gary Lightbody unveils two new records -- one of "Russian submarine music," and another of country tunes!
Gary Lightbody

Snow Patrol singer Gary Lightbody is cool with his band being "like the Village People, only less gay."


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Snow Patrol: "We're Like the Village People, Only Less Gay"

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Snow Patrol

Snow Patrol have responded to Manic Street Preachers bassist Nick Wire, who called the Irish band "utterly deplorable" and "unredeemingly, utterly shit."

Ouch!

Snow Patrol Singer Explains His "Most Natural Song"

VIDEO: Frontman Gary Lightbody discusses the creation and meaning of his band's new single, "Crack the Shutters."
Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody

Just hours before Irish rock band Snow Patrol played an intimate tour opener at New York City's 600-capacity Bowery Ballroom, frontman Gary Lightbody spoke with SPIN.com about "Crack the Shutters," the new single from his group's latest album, A Hundred Million Suns<

Snow Patrol Singer Explains Side-Project

Gary Lightbody tells SPIN.com about the forthcoming debut from Listen… Tanks.
Snow Patrol's Gary Lightbody

For nearly three years, since the release of his band's 2006 album, Eyes Open, Snow Patrol's wise-cracking frontman Gary Lightbody would drop into producer Garret "Jacknife" Lee's studio in Westmeath, Ireland, to tinker with ideas -- ideas that were eventually fleshed out on the band's just-release follow-up, A Hundred Millions Suns.

SPIN.com's Best of the Week, December 1-7

From tour openers to strange drug habits, Britain dominated the news this week. Plus: Metallica, Tom Gabel, Rivers Cuomo, and more!
Lily Allen / Oasis / Coldplay / Snow Patrol

As we here at SPIN.com sit back and look at the past week, we can't help but wonder: Is the U.K. planning a musical takeover? Oasis and Snow Patrol both kicked off massive North American tours; Lily Allen premiered a brand new single and video; Coldplay was slapped with a new lawsuit; and Robbie Williams revealed his, uh, weird drug habits. It appears the invasion has already begun.

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