Scouting For Girls 15th Anniversary Show

To celebrate their 15th Anniversary Scouting for Girls are recording a live album at Trinity, the venue that hosted their first ever shows way back in 2005. 

Exactly 15 years to the day that they signed to Sony Records the band will play two nights at the legendary Trinity in Harrow.

The second night has already sold out as part of a Crowdfunder show announced by Trinity & Scouting For Girls during the early days of the pandemic. The ticket sales from that show helped the venue survive the devastating financial impact of the intial lockdown period.

This first night – Monday Feb 14th Feb will go onsale Friday 10th December at 10am. Tickets here: www.wegottickets.com/event/533144

Some people call it Valentine’s days – some people call it Scouting for Girls day!

With a capacity of only 120 it will be a truly unique experience to see the band in such an intimate setting that was central to their history, plus everyone who comes will be immortalised in the recording of the live album which will be released later in the year.

The Trinity was central to Scouting for Girls early success when the venue manager & booker Chris Perdue allowed the band to host a monthly residency throughout 2005 & 2006.

The night grew from a handful of friends to a monthly sell out, before the band went on to sign to Sony Records and release a string of hit singles including as ‘She’s so Lovely’, ‘Heartbeat’, ‘Elvis Ain’t Dead’ and ‘This Ain’t a Love Song’ as well as a number one self titled debut album.

The band & the venue have stayed good friends throughout the years, with the band frequently returning for special one off gigs.

Scouting For Girls are regular festival headliners and have just completed a sell out tour of the UK and Ireland, playing huge venues up and down the country. This is why this is such a unique opportunity to see the band up close & personal.

Please be aware of current Covid guidelines around live music and be advised that these can change at short notice.

Covid passports are strongly mooted this winter so be aware proof of vaccination could be a condition of entry. Trinity has to abide by whatever rules the Government put in place.

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