Creeper promise “landmark show” at biggest gig yet at London’s Roundhouse

Creeper have announced details of their biggest show to date.

The band will headline London’s Roundhouse in Camden as a one-off date on November 4 with a show called, ‘When The Sun Comes’.

The band said of the “one off special performance”: “This will be a landmark show for our band and the community surrounding it, the likes of which you have not seen before. We hope you can join us for this… unique occasion.”

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Tickets for the event are on sale here now.

Back in April, Creeper were announced as the special guests on Alice Cooper and The Cult co-headlining tour.

Alice Cooper and The Cult announced details of a co-headlining UK arena tour last year. The acts hit the road in late May and early June for six arena shows.

Speaking about the tour, Creeper said at the time: “It is somewhat surreal for us to be able to announce today that Creeper will be joining Alice Cooper and The Cult on their UK arena tour next month.

“It is a dream come true for a band like ours to tour with our heroes and people who have been such an inspiration to us. We cannot wait to be a part of the spectacle each night.”

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Reviewing the band’s show in London last year, NME said: “As the silhouette of Creeper‘s frontman Will Gould – dressed as an angel – appears onstage, there’s an avalanche of elated screams.

“The moment the curtain drops, a sold-out O2 Forum is belting out its first chorus en masse: “Hiiiidiiiiiiing… with the boys in your bedroooom!” Blimey. The band haven’t been onstage for a minute, and the horror punks already have London wrapped around their skeletal little finger.”