Band announced Glasgow gig to celebrate 20 years of album
The Feeling will perform at Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox in 2026.
The group, which formed in 1995, will host the concert at the East End venue on March 3.
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Consisting of Dan Gillespie Sells, Richard Jones, Kevin Jeremiah, Ciaran Jeremiad, and Paul Stewart, the band is known for its tunes, including Fill My Little World, Love It When You Call, and Never Be Lonely.
The show in Glasgow will celebrate the English musicians' 20th anniversary of their triple platinum album, Twelve Stops and Home.
Tickets for the concert will go on sale from Friday, July 4.
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