The Charlatans are set to play a free concert in Manchester for those who work in the NHS.
Tim Burgess, Martin Blunt, Mark Collins and Tony Rogers will take to the stage at Gorilla next month.
The free gig has been put together as a thank you to those who worked so tirelessly on the frontline throughout the pandemic.
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It will take place at the intimate venue in Manchester city centre, just before The Charlatans head off on a UK and Ireland tour.
Their tour will kick off properly in Belfast on November 22, and will wrap up in Edinburgh on December 21.
The major tour includes a gig at the O2 Victoria Warehouse.
The Charlatans' free NHS gig at Gorilla is taking place on November 15, with the free tickets up for grabs today.
From 6pm on Friday October 8, those who work for the NHS will be able to apply for tickets, which are limited to two per order.
The booker will be asked to provide official ID or confirmation of employment on arrival at the venue to ensure tickets are allocated to NHS workers.
The event page on the Gorilla website says: "The Charlatans play a very special free entry show to thank and recognise all NHS staff who continue to work tirelessly to keep us all safe.
"We expect demand for these tickets to be high so have your fingers at the ready at 6pm Friday 8th October to be in with a chance of securing yours."
NHS workers can get tickets for The Charlatans' free gig at Gorilla at thisisgorilla.com.
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