Irish punk group Sprints to perform at SWG3 in Glasgow
Sprints, popular for tunes like Little Fix and Heavy, will be performing at SWG3 in the city's West End.
The gig will take place on Thursday, November 6.
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(Image: Image of Sprints performing at TRNSMT 2024) The show will follow the release of the Dublin group's new album, All That Is Over, set to be released on September 26. It will be their second studio album.
Tickets for the upcoming show will go live at 10am on June 27.
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The band, which consists of Karla Chubb (vocals, guitar), Sam McCann (bass, vocals), Jack Callan (drums) and Zac Stephenson (guitar), formed back in 2019.
Between 2019 and 2022, the band recorded and released a series of singles and EPs before their debut album, Letter to Self, was released in January 2024 to widespread critical acclaim.
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