
Swedish rock giants Graveyard and Blues Pills bring a high-voltage co-headline show to The Palais in Nottingham. Expect a gritty, soul-stirring night of heavy rock, blues, and garage energy, featuring support from Spiders.
GRAVEYARD One of the most unique forces in modern rock music, Sweden's very own GRAVEYARD, is back with their highly anticipated seventh studio album! With Fever, they present a heavier, grittier sound courtesy of Pelle Gunnerfeldt who also captured the ferocious energy of The Hives, Refused, and Viagra Boys. With two number-one albums in Sweden already to their name, GRAVEYARD will initiate the touring cycle with a co-headline run through EU/UK with Blues Pills, followed by global touring and festivals in 2027. Brace for impact, GRAVEYARD came back from the grave and they caught a Fever. ----- BLUES PILLS Known for their electrifying and soul-stirring live performances, Swedish-American powerhouse BLUES PILLS have built their reputation as one of the most explosive live acts in modern rock. This is not just a band you listen to – it’s a band you experience. Every show is a high-voltage celebration of raw emotion, musicianship, and unstoppable energy that leaves audiences breathless. ----- SPIDERS With their new record Crystal Eyes, Spiders return with a powerful collection of songs that highlights both the band's musical roots and its continued evolution. Recorded at Svenska Grammofonstudion in Gothenburg and produced by Kalle Gustafsson Jerneholm and György Barocsai, the album captures the band's blend of hard rock, garage, punk, and new wave with renewed focus and intensity. Crystal Eyes reflects the qualities that have defined Spiders throughout their career – strong songwriting, raw energy, and a deep connection to rock music's past and present.
A highly bifurcated crowd ranging from 18-25 university students dominating club nights, to mixed ages for live gigs, and a dedicated 30-50+ local demographic for retro events; predominantly British with a strong international student presence for specific genre nights.
Strict 'no search, no entry' policy and zero tolerance for intoxication; no ticket refunds for missed entry or dress code violations.

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GRAVEYARD One of the most unique forces in modern rock music, Sweden's very own GRAVEYARD, is back with their highly anticipated seventh studio album! With Fever, they present a heavier, grittier sound courtesy of Pelle Gunnerfeldt who also captured the ferocious energy of The Hives, Refused, and Viagra Boys. With two number-one albums in Sweden already to their name, GRAVEYARD will initiate the touring cycle with a co-headline run through EU/UK with Blues Pills, followed by global touring and festivals in 2027. Brace for impact, GRAVEYARD came back from the grave and they caught a Fever. ----- BLUES PILLS Known for their electrifying and soul-stirring live performances, Swedish-American powerhouse BLUES PILLS have built their reputation as one of the most explosive live acts in modern rock. This is not just a band you listen to – it’s a band you experience. Every show is a high-voltage celebration of raw emotion, musicianship, and unstoppable energy that leaves audiences breathless. ----- SPIDERS With their new record Crystal Eyes, Spiders return with a powerful collection of songs that highlights both the band's musical roots and its continued evolution. Recorded at Svenska Grammofonstudion in Gothenburg and produced by Kalle Gustafsson Jerneholm and György Barocsai, the album captures the band's blend of hard rock, garage, punk, and new wave with renewed focus and intensity. Crystal Eyes reflects the qualities that have defined Spiders throughout their career – strong songwriting, raw energy, and a deep connection to rock music's past and present.
A highly bifurcated crowd ranging from 18-25 university students dominating club nights, to mixed ages for live gigs, and a dedicated 30-50+ local demographic for retro events; predominantly British with a strong international student presence for specific genre nights.
Strict 'no search, no entry' policy and zero tolerance for intoxication; no ticket refunds for missed entry or dress code violations.

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