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BSP Bassist Comes a Copper (sic)
agibbons by Anthony Gibbons November 26th, 2003
British Sea Power were forced to cancel Monday night's show at Buckinghamshire Chilterns University after bassist Hamilton fell out of a tree!

Hamilton had climbed a Copper Beech to prune some branches for the purposes of stage decoration but managed to saw through the very branch he was perched on. The resultant fall has led to a badly sprained wrist which made playing impossible.

Support band, The Killers, carried on with the show with BSP and a humbled Hamilton watching from the wings.

Roadie Joe Harling will stand in on bass for BSP's remaining UK tour dates, which are:

Wednesday November 26 Reading Fez
Thursday 27 Colchester Arts Centre
Friday 28 Birmingham Academy 2
Sunday 30 Warwick University

BSP are confident that Hamilton will have recovered in time for the band's support tour with The Strokes next month.

Don't forget you can read all about BSP's show in Lincoln last Friday in the live section.



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