Band Of Skulls to play headline show at SWG3 in Glasgow
The gig will take place on Sunday, December 14 and is part of the bands' Cold Fame tour, which they will take them across the likes of the UK and America.
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Band of Skulls formed after meeting in college and have released six studio albums, the most recent being Marsden and Richardson in 2022.
The group have almost half a million monthly listeners on Spotify.
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Tickets for the upcoming Glasgow show will go live at 10am on August 15.
To purchase tickets, visit www.gigsinscotland.com/artist/band-of-skulls
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