Almost uncategorisable in sound, but unbelievable in practice, These New Puritans are coming to The Dome in April!

£15 Adv.
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Daughters are bringing their wild, dissonant chaos to The Dome in April! This band killed it supporting The Dillinger Escape Plan on their farewell run so don’t miss them here.

£18 Adv.
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Welsh post-hardcore outfit Casey are sadly calling it a day in 2019, but we can’t wait to give them the send-off they deserve at The Dome in May. This band killed it when they played the BMR last year. Don’t miss your last chance to see ‘em.

£13 Adv.
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Drugdealer is coming to The Dome in May off the back of his brilliant new album Raw Honey!

£9 Adv.
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New Zealand indie pop four-piece, The Beths, are coming to The Dome in May! Their latest record, Future Me Hates Me, as full of bangers. Don’t miss it.

£11 Adv.
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Everyone’s absolute faves Alcopop Records are taking over The Dome and Boston Music Room in May to reimagine Top Of The Pops with Art Brut and loads more!

£16 Adv.
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Houston emo pioneers, Mineral are coming to The Dome in May for what’s sure to be a very special show from one of the greatest to ever do it.

£20 Adv.
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A righteous psychic celebration of sound and fury that draws together the cream of the underground, Raw Power draws on the fiery worlds of psychedelia, heaviosity, electronic innovation and avant-garde inspiration.

£60 Adv.
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Sheffield’s favourite sons Bring Me The Horizon are coming to The Dome as part of War Child BRITs Week fresh off the back their new record Amo!

Tickets are available through a £5 War Child donation prize draw.
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Austin Americana troubadour Shakey Graves is coming to The Dome at the end of May for what’s sure to be a special show from one of the great folk artists of the modern era.

£17 Adv.
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