The Snuts play the Octagon Centre in Sheffield on their 'Joy in Short Moments Tour', with support from The Kairos and The Rooks.
The Snuts play the Octagon Centre on Thursday 26 November, as part of their Joy In Short Moments tour. The Scottish indie-rockers are touring behind their new album, Joy In Short Moments, which came out in October, and the Sheffield date is one stop on that run.
They aren't coming alone. The bill includes support from The Kairos and The Rooks, so there are three bands on the night rather than just the headliners. The Snuts themselves have built their name on a particular kind of indie rock — guitar-led, melodic, and with a strong Scottish identity — and this tour is the first time they're taking the new record out on the road.
The show is 14+ and general admission standing, so you'll be on your feet for the evening. Tickets went on sale on Friday 26 June and are limited to six per customer. They're £32.50 face value, which comes to £35.75 including fees.
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Doors open at 7pm and the music starts at 8pm, so you've got an hour to get in and settled before things kick off. The venue is the Octagon Centre on Clarkson Street, Sheffield S10 2TQ.
