LateRooms.com - British Rockers Mogwai to Play in Barcelona Next Month

Scottish rock act Mogwai will be playing at the Casino L'Alianca Del Poblenou in Barcelona next month.

2011-09-16

BARCELONA, SPAIN, September 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Fans of the British rock group Mogwai will be descending on Barcelona next month to see the band perform as part of their global tour.

The Scottish musicians will be putting on a show at the Casino L'Alianca Del Poblenou on October 28th, with proceedings to get underway at 20:00 local time.

Mogwai have been playing together since the mid-1990s and are a five-piece act fronted by Stuart Braithwaite, with the band having won acclaim for their innovative musical stylings.

Having recorded six previous studio albums and worked on the soundtrack for Darren Aronofsky's film The Fountain, the band are touring to promote the release of their latest record, entitled Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will.

The album has been described as a return to the band's origins, meaning concert-goers can expect to enjoy aggressive riffs and infectious rhythms.

Ticket's to Mogwai's Barcelona show will cost EUR20 (GBP17.40) plus booking fees for those buying in advance, while passes can also be purchased at the box office for EUR23.

Rock fans can choose from a generous selection of hotels in Barcelona at LateRooms.com, including the Hotel Constanza.

Further information about the band's tour and music can be found at http://www.mogwai.co.uk/.

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