The Snuts - Outstore Gig

Tickets on sale from 11am Thursday 1st October 2026.

PLEASE NOTE: 'Ticket Only' is limited to one purchase per person, multiple orders of Ticket Only option will be cancelled. We have added multiple album/ticket bundles to allow you to buy more than one ticket with a CD or vinyl album.

These exclusive fan shows are set up to help artists get more visibility and boost their sales during their album release week. Getting a great chart position can really help an artist get future gigs, promotions, and overall success. We want to help the artists we work with hit the highest chart position possible and the more albums we sell, the better their chart position, and the more awesome events we can put together in the future.

If you choose the Ticket Only option when booking for this gig (which we have to offer to follow chart rules), you’ll still get into the show and have a great time. But just so you know, you won’t be helping the artist’s album campaign or boosting their chart position. So, we really encourage you to grab an album bundle instead of just a ticket. Every album counts, and each one helps the artist reach their goals. Show your support - be an awesome fan by picking up an album bundle for just a little bit extra.

A quick note about album collection

As this event takes place a little while after the album’s release on 23rd October, please make sure you choose the right delivery option when ordering to get your album in release week.

If you select Collection, your album will need to be collected from Applestump Records during release week in order for your purchase to count towards the album’s official chart position.

If you’re not able to get to the shop during release week, please select Postage at checkout instead and we’ll send your album out to you. Unfortunately, albums left uncollected until the event itself can’t be counted towards the release-week chart and we really want to make sure every sale supports the artist when it matters most.

Defying the odds of emerging from one of the most economically deprived areas of the UK, West Lothian, which succumbed to the devastating effects of Thatcher’s de-industrialisation in the 80’s, The Snuts proved themselves to be only Scottish band to break through and gain international acclaim in the past 5 years, despite the unprecedented challenges stacked against them.

After rising from grass roots venues to sold-out arenas, The Snuts return with their most personal album to date. Since their chart-topping 2021 debut W.L., the band have consistently evolved, refusing to be defined by genre, both with their follow up LP, the politically angst driven Burn the Empire (2022) and in 2024, their energetic pop-driven Millennials.

Their new record, Joy In Short Moments, pairs anthemic songwriting with honest themes of mental wellness, crisis, identity, growth and belonging after a succession of life changing events leading to their most personally raw and visceral songs to date.