A 90s rock band has revealed it will wrap up its latest UK tour celebrating 40 years of music and history at its "spiritual home" in Glasgow.
Del Amitri will perform at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom on December 8 as part of their newly announced Past To Present UK tour, which celebrates four decades of music and live shows.
Best known for their hits Nothing Ever Happens and Roll to Me, Del Amitri have sold over six million albums worldwide.
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The tour will take them to venues across the UK, including London’s Roundhouse and Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall, before concluding at what the band describes as their "spiritual home" in Glasgow’s East End.
Described as a celebration of "songs, stories and live shows," the tour will highlight the band’s enduring influence on generations of fans.
Pre-sales begin Wednesday, February 25 at 9:30am.
General sale opens on Friday February 27 at 9:30am.
To sign up for early access to tickets via the pre-sale, click here.
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Del Amitri have announced that they will host two festive shows, one in Glasgow and another in Edinburgh, before the group takes a break.
The rockers will host their Glasgow show just two days before Christmas, on December 23 at the iconic Barrowland Ballroom.
They made the announcement via social media, writing: "Del Amitri are set to bring 2025 to a close with a pair of Christmas shows in Scotland, returning to their favourite haunts - Edinburgh's Usher Hall on December 22 and Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom on December 23.
"Two nights, two legendary venues, and the band’s last live shows for a while.
"Tickets go on sale this Friday, September 12, at 10am BST."
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