Tankus

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Tankus

Friday 5 March 2027 · Doors 19:30

Chapel Arts Centre, Bath

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Tankus is on Friday 5 March 2027 at Chapel Arts Centre, Bath, with doors at 19:30. Tickets start at £13.20, including the booking fee.

Let’s Record a Live Album! Twenty-five years of smoke, tarmac, and moonlight have all led to these shows. We’re hitting the road for a limited four-date tour, and you’re invited to celebrate our twenty-fifth birthday with us. We’ve picked four independent venues, each close to our hearts, each a significant character in the Tankus storybook. We’re finally making a live album. We’re recording Exeter, Bath & London live, for a physical release, dropping summer ‘27. Our collective noise will be captured on record, forever. We're kicking things off with an intimate warm-up show at our favourite pub in the country (the Prince Albert, Stroud) to shake off the winter dust before diving into three balls-to-the-wall two-hour sets, celebrating all four albums. We’re only still here thanks to you, so help blow the roof off these special rooms with us. Early bird on sale 15.11.26. General sale 22.11.26. Special guests TBA.

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