Scottish alternative rock band Sucioperro perform live at SWG3, their first show in 14 years, with Ross Leighton on support.
Sucioperro are back in Glasgow on Thursday 12 November, playing SWG3. It's their first show in 14 years, so it's a long time coming. For a while, it looked like they'd stayed quiet, but after years of fans asking them to return to the stage, they've finally announced they're playing live again.
The Glasgow date has a bit of a story to it. It was originally meant for King Tut's, but the band upgraded the venue not once, but twice, in response to the support. That's how it ended up at SWG3 instead. Along with the return to the stage, they've announced a new album, FUSED, so there's new material to hear as well as the older songs.
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Ross Leighton is on support, so he'll open the night before Sucioperro take over. Doors are at 19:00, and the curfew is 22:00, which gives plenty of time for both acts. The night is restricted to over-14s, and under-16s need to come with an adult.
