The Strokes set for intimate London gig
The band to play for just a few hundred fans
The Strokes are set to play an exclusive low-key London show next week.
The New Yorkers return to the UK to preview tracks from their forthcoming album ‘First Impressions Of Earth’ at ULU on November 29.
Tickets for the gig cost £20 are only available from the venue box office (in person or via 0870 060 3793), and will go on sale the day beforehand (November 28) at 9am.
The gig will be recorded by Radio 1, with Zane Lowe, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley all broadcasting songs from the set on their shows.
The band release single ‘Juicebox’ on December 5, while the album follows in the New Year on January 2.
The New Yorkers return to the UK to preview tracks from their forthcoming album ‘First Impressions Of Earth’ at ULU on November 29.
Tickets for the gig cost £20 are only available from the venue box office (in person or via 0870 060 3793), and will go on sale the day beforehand (November 28) at 9am.
The gig will be recorded by Radio 1, with Zane Lowe, Steve Lamacq and Jo Whiley all broadcasting songs from the set on their shows.
The band release single ‘Juicebox’ on December 5, while the album follows in the New Year on January 2.
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