Pale Waves Glasgow Tickets - Room 2 (Formerly Chambre 69)

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The Rooks

1 concert

The Rooks, from the Wesleyan University music scene, are a NYC-based band known for party-ready, hard-hitting live shows. Their EPs Something You Can Take (2013) and Wires (2015) earned acclaim, including Deli Magazine Artist of the Month and an Independent Music Award.

Art d'Ecco

3 concerts

Art d’Ecco, known for cinematic indie rock, blends moody synths and pop grooves. Inspired by film scores, he crafts hits like “True Believer” and “Shell Shock,” evoking ’80s alt flair.

Pale Waves

4 concerts

Pale Waves are a four-piece band from Manchester featuring Heather Baron-Gracie, Ciara Doran and Charlie Wood. Since their 2018 debut My Mind Makes Noises, they’ve embraced their queerness and shifted toward a harder, pop-punk sound on Unwanted.

Chloe Slater

14 concerts

Chloe Slater is a British indie rock artist known for witty, pointed protest songs. She debuted with the 2024 EP You Can’t Put A Price On Fun, followed by Love Me Please. She’s built a TikTok fanbase (nearly 2M likes), opened for Alessi Rose, Role Model and Courtney Barnett, and played Glastonbury.

Do Nothing

4 concerts

FLETCHR FLETCHR

1 concert

FLETCHR FLETCHR is a UK indie rock band known for their anthemic, melody-driven sound and honest lyrics exploring themes of anxiety, love, and grief. Originating from Hertfordshire, the band formed around Rohan Fletcher and Adam Sanders, later joined by Oli Williams and George Green. Their popular songs include "Jet Black" and "Feel The Same," with a debut EP "We All Feel the Same." They have supported major acts and are recognized for their powerful live performances.

Basht

8 concerts

Basht. is an Irish alternative rock band from Dublin, known for their energetic live shows and intense vocals. They blend post-punk and alt-rock with gritty guitar riffs and emotional lyrics. Popular releases include the EPs "Dirty White Lies" and "Bitter and Twisted," alongside singles like "Gone Girl" and "Stockholm." They have supported acts such as Wunderhorse and the Goo Goo Dolls.

Gallus

7 concerts

Gallus, an indie-punk band from Glasgow, Scotland, is celebrated for their energetic and chaotic live performances. They gained recognition with their 2023 debut album "We Don't Like The People We've Become" and the 2025 "Cool to Drive" EP. Known for tracks like "Fruitflies" and "Wash Your Wounds," Gallus received the Best Rock Band award at the 2022 Scottish Alternative Music Awards. They have supported Biffy Clyro and played international festivals.

Theo Bleak

Theo Bleak, from Dundee, Scotland, is Katie Lynch, a singer-songwriter and producer. She crafts atmospheric alternative-folk, alt-rock, and shoegaze music with philosophical lyrics and introspective themes. Known for her emotive vocals, her work includes the EP "Bad Luck Is Two Yellow Flowers" and the mixtape "Bargaining". She garnered BBC Radio support and a Scottish Alternative Music Award for Best Acoustic. She collaborated with James Graham of The Twilight Sad.

Katie Nicoll

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Gifthorse

Gifthorse: five-piece indie grunge band from Sussex—two sets of brothers + a friend—blending ’90s grunge, indie/punk & Altai sounds into loud, gritty, heartfelt songs.