Twin Atlantic

Music
Friday 13th June 2025

Plus Support from Kodi | Malt Room Standing

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Scottish alt-rockers Twin Atlantic perform in the Malt Room.

Twin Atlantic are Sam McTrusty, Ross McNae, Barry McKenna & Craig Kneale, the soaring Scottish rock outfit that traffics in all the elements of alternative music. They emerged in 2009 and found mainstream success with their gold-selling sophomore effort Free. Since then, the band has remained active on the UK charts for over a decade, issuing acclaimed efforts like The Great Divide (2014), GLA (2016), Power (2020), Transparency (2022) and Meltdown (2024) that skilfully walk the line between pained and majestic.

This event is part of our Summer Sounds Season: Bringing you the hottest music from around the world from Afro-Chilean big bands to US indie-pop sensations, celtic folk, ska and modernist jazz. Find out more about here

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GENERAL

  • Standard£27.50
  • Companion for Access or CEA Card Holder£27.50

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