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WHITE SUBWAY Parts Ways With Drummer, Cancels UK Tour

September 25, 2007

London rockers WHITE SUBWAY have been forced to cancel their current U.K tour with INME due to drummer Alex Cummings breaking his hand on his drum kit. Cummings had broken his hand four weeks prior to the tour in a fight and had further aggravated the injury on stage.

Bassist Janne Jarvis commented: "We wish Alex all the best in his recovery. Unfortunately we have decided to part company and will be auditioning drummers with immediate effect. Thanks to all those who attended our recent shows."

WHITE SUBWAY will release its self-titled debut on October 8 via V2/Universal.

Anyone wishing to apply for the vacant drummer position should contact the band via their MySpace page.

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