The Snuts play Rock City on Talbot Street in Nottingham, with The Kairos and The Rooks, on their 'Joy In Short Moments' tour.
The Snuts play Rock City on Friday 27 November, part of their Joy In Short Moments tour. They're bringing two support acts with them, The Kairos and The Rooks, so it's a full bill rather than just a headliner and one opener.
If you've followed them since the start, you'll know they've moved fast. Their debut album, W.L., entered the charts at Number 1 in 2021, and the second, Burn The Empire, hit the Top 3 in 2022. Their third record, Millennials, was independently released and self-produced, and it reached Number 2 on the UK Albums Chart. That made them the first act since One Direction to land three Top 3 albums in three consecutive years. They've also played out headline tours across Japan, Australia, Europe and North America, and recently headlined their first Scottish arena show at Glasgow's OVO Hydro.
This tour follows the release of a new album, so the set will be built around that. The Nottingham date is one of the stops on the Joy In Short Moments run, which is taking the new material out on the road. With The Kairos and The Rooks on the bill, there's plenty to hear before the main set.
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Doors open at 18:30, and the night is expected to wrap up around 22:00. Tickets are £38.06, which includes booking and venue restoration fees on a £32.50 face value. It's an over-14s show, and there's a cloakroom charging £2.50 per item.
