KEO

KEO play the O2 Academy Glasgow on Tuesday 27 October, their first Glasgow date since the debut album came out. The London four-piece are touring Put A Smile On For Me, and the Glasgow show is one of thirteen UK dates on the run. General admission tickets are already sold out.

The band is fronted by brothers Finn Keogh on vocals and guitar and Conor Keogh on bass, with drummer Oli Spackman and guitarist Jimmy Lanwern rounding out the line-up. They've built their name on the live circuit, where they're cited as one of the UK's most vital young guitar bands and known for feverishly intense shows. That's the version of the band that'll be on stage here.

Put A Smile On For Me is described as raw, bruised and unflinchingly self-aware, charting the emotional fallout of love, guilt, shame and self-destruction. It's the record they're out celebrating, and the Glasgow date is part of a 13-date UK tour around it. If you've followed them from the start, this is the tour that puts the new material centre stage.

Doors open at 19:00, with a 23:00 curfew. General admission is sold out, so if you're looking for a way in, you'll need to keep an eye on the official channels.