Mogwai announce huge London show
Mogwai 2005
And there are more UK dates lined up
Mogwai have confirmed details of a UK tour for later in the year – including a massive London show.
The Scots post-rockers, freash from a run of dates at London ICA, play the prestigious Royal Albert Hall on September 22.
But before that, the band will play UK shows in the spring to support the release of new album ‘Mr Beast’, out on March 6.
This includes a slot at the Triptych festival in Scotland. They will also perform at Edinburgh Queens Hall on April 27.
The full list of shows is as follows:
Bristol Academy (March 29)
Southampton University (30)
Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall (31)
Oxford Brookes University (April 1)
Cardiff Coal Exchange (2)
Cambridge Junction (4)
Liverpool Carling Academy (5)
Newcastle Northumbria University (6)
Sheffield The Plug (7)
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall (27)
London Royal Albert Hall (September 22)
The Scots post-rockers, freash from a run of dates at London ICA, play the prestigious Royal Albert Hall on September 22.
But before that, the band will play UK shows in the spring to support the release of new album ‘Mr Beast’, out on March 6.
This includes a slot at the Triptych festival in Scotland. They will also perform at Edinburgh Queens Hall on April 27.
The full list of shows is as follows:
Bristol Academy (March 29)
Southampton University (30)
Wolverhampton Wulfrun Hall (31)
Oxford Brookes University (April 1)
Cardiff Coal Exchange (2)
Cambridge Junction (4)
Liverpool Carling Academy (5)
Newcastle Northumbria University (6)
Sheffield The Plug (7)
Edinburgh Queen’s Hall (27)
London Royal Albert Hall (September 22)
For ticket availability to all shows except Edinburgh, For ticket availability, go to NME Tickets or call them on 0870 1 663 663.
To check availability for the Edinburgh show, go to triptychfestival.com.
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