Snow Patrol have announced that they will perform a gig at Edinburgh's Usher Hall l ater this year – and tickets are now on sale.
The band pulled out of their appearance at TRNSMT Festival earlier in the summer for medical reasons as piano and guitar player Johnny McDaid needed immediate neck surgery.
However, they are set to return to the stage in the coming months as they tour with their upcoming new album, Reworked.
And a show at Edinburgh's Usher Hall on Monday, December 2 will feature as part of their 14-date run this winter, reports Edinburgh Live .
It will be their only Scottish gig on the tour, so tickets are likely to go fast.
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Reworked, the new album, will be released on November 1. It follows on from their Wildness record which came out last year.
The new album will comprise a reimagining of their back catalogue and greatest hits – so basically a chance to hear some of their material like never before.
The band rose to prominence in the early 2000s with their album Final Straw which featured tracks such as Run, Chocolate and How to Be Dead. They then cemented themselves as one of the biggest bands around with Eyes Open and hit singles Chasing Cars and You're All I Have.
Since then they have enjoyed further success with A Hundred Million Suns (2008), Fallen Empires (2010) and Wildness (2018).
