The Glitch Mob Announce November Shows In London And Manchester

The Glitch Mob will play two UK shows this autumn.

The Los Angeles-based electro trio will call at London's Troxy on November 15 and Manchester Academy the following day, with tickets for the shows on general sale at 9am on July 13.

The band released 'See Without Eyes', their first album in four years, in May. Listen to the track, How Could This Be Wrong, featuring Tula, below.

The Glitch Mob Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows

Thu November 15 2018 - LONDON Troxy
Fri November 16 2018 - MANCHESTER Academy

Click here to compare & buy The Glitch Mob Tickets at Stereoboard.com.

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