Iconic US-rockers Cheap Trick have announced a special three date UK tour, with the band visiting London, Manchester and Bristol in June 2017. The Illinois quartet, who originally formed in 1973, will delight fans with their huge back catalogue of rock classics, including hits ‘Surrender’, ‘I Want You To Want Me’, ‘Dream Police’ and ‘The Flame’. The tour comes on the back of their most recent 2016 album, Bang, Zoom, Crazy… Hello, their 17th studio release and first for seven years.

Now an indisputable institution, Cheap Trick have amassed a huge worldwide following over four decades, achieved a string of awards and honours, featured on over 20 film soundtracks and were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in April 2016. Cheap Trick are Robin Zander (vocals), Rick Nielsen (guitar), Tom Petersson (bass) and Daxx Nielsen (drums). The constant core of the band remains one of a kind – four guys, three chords and tunes that will last in perpetuity.

Each member contributes different elements to their songcraft – a riff, a chorus, a hook – which are then jammed into three-and-a-half perfect minutes of powerhouse pop rock. The new record is loud and gives a fresh feel to the setlist, whilst still harnessing the original ‘70s sound that has become their trademark.

UK Tour dates

Tue 27th Jun – London, O2 Kentish Town Forum

Wed 28th Jun – Manchester, Academy

Thu 29th Jun – Bristol, O2 Academy

Deep Sky Objects are releasing their new single 'Desire' this April 3rd, followed by a new song for each consecutive month until August. To promote the release of their new song in early April, they’re gigging in Whelan's, Dublin and The Bru Bar, Cork. This summer they’ll be touring the UK and Ireland with the release of the new EP and singles.

Formed in Kerry and based in Cork, the three-piece rockers are made up of  brothers Kevin O’Brien (lead vocals, guitar) and Thomas O’Brien (drums and backing vocals), and DD Foley (bass guitar and backing vocals).

Upcoming Gigs:

- April 15th - Whelans, Dublin

- April 22nd - Bru Bar, Cork