London indie four-piece KEO celebrate the release of their debut album with a headline UK tour show at the Barrowland Ballroom.
KEO play the Barrowland Ballroom on Wednesday 3 March, as part of their headline UK tour. They're out celebrating their debut album, so the set will be built around the new record. It's a Glasgow date presented by DF Concerts, and the show is listed as sold out.
KEO is a London-based alt-rock four-piece formed by the Keogh brothers, Conor and Finn, with Oli Spackman and Jimmy Lanwern rounding out the line-up. They describe their sound as a search for authentic music, and the names they drop as influences give you a fair idea of where they're coming from: Nick Drake, John Martyn, Pearl Jam and Radiohead. It's a broad spread that pulls from folk, singer-songwriter traditions and the heavier, more atmospheric side of indie rock, so the set should sit somewhere in that middle ground.
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The Barrowland is a 2,100-capacity venue, and this is a headline show, so they'll be the only act on the bill. It's for over-14s only, and anyone under 16 has to be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 19:00, and tickets are £30.25.
