Glassjaw Announce Intimate London Show

This show should probably come with a safety warning…

January 19, 2016

Glassjaw have announced a ridiculously small London show a day before their tour with Coheed & Cambria. Nice!

The returning post-hardcore mob will play the intimate settings of The Old Blue Last in Shoreditch on January 30, before they hit the road with Coheed. Tickets can be purchased from the Kerrang! Ticket Store at 9am this Friday (January 22).

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