A huge 2000s rock band are heading to Glasgow next year.
The Darkness, known for their smash hit I Believe in a Thing Called Love, will be coming to the Royal Concert Hall in the city centre.
The gig will take place on March 20.
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The show comes as part of the band's Dreams On Toast UK headline tour, which will also take them to the likes of London, York and Manchester.
The Darkness frontman, Justin Hawkins, spoke about the new record.
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He said: “We knuckled down and thought really hard about the best of the best, the elite songs, the life-changing music of the ages.
"Then we popped out a dozen bangers before lunch. And these bangers we present to you here, wallowing in an aromatic aural ragu, served atop the charred remains of our envious contemporaries… ladies and gentlemen, I give you Dreams On Toast."
Tickets for the Glasgow show go on sale September 27 at 10am.
To purchase tickets, click HERE
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