Rock band to perform at popular Glasgow's Saint Luke's

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A UK rock band are coming to Glasgow later this year. 

The Clause - best known for songs like Sixteen and Where Are You Now? - will be performing at Saint Luke's in the East End of the city. 

The gig will take place on December 13 and comes as part of the band's 2025 UK tour. 

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The show will follow the release of The Clause's debut album, Victim Of A Casual Thing, out on October 17.

It also comes after the band's support slots for groups like DMA's and The Snuts.

Speaking on the upcoming album, frontman Pearce Macca said: "This record is soaked in the culture of growing up in the UK. It carries the echoes of wild nights and fragile mornings, broken relationships and faded ambitions. There’s no pretence here—just four young heads trying to make sense of it all. This is the sound of feeling lost and insignificant in a city that doesn’t slow down, and the fight to rise above it. The emotion is real, raw, and loud."

The album's leading single, Nothing’s As It Seems, is out now.

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To grab tickets for the city show, visit https://theclause.os.fan/

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