Much-hyped new band The Last Dinner Party are set to being their unique sound to the centre of the capital this week.
The group will perform a gig at London's Roundhouse, in the same week they have announced a mega 16-date tour which will see them travel around the UK.
The band announced on Monday (January 29) they will embark on the autumn tour, starting September 23 in Newcastle, which will then see them go on to perform in Leeds, Sheffield, Norwich, Lincoln, Cardiff, Birmingham, Nottingham, Bristol, Southampton, Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester, Liverpool and Cambridge.
They will then finish the tour on October 16 in London, performing at the Eventim Apollo.
But the jaunt around the country will not be their first gigs performing to live audiences – at the end of last year, they performed in the UK and in the US, and this week they will gig in the centre of London.
If you have been lucky enough to get tickets, here is everything you need to know about the show.
When are The Last Dinner Party performing?
The five-piece band are taking to the stage at London's Roundhouse on Thursday (February 1).
What time will they be on stage?
The exact time that they take to the stage is yet to be released but doors open at 7pm, with a support act expected first before the main show. The event will be over by 11pm.
How can I get tickets?
Unfortunately, if you don't already have your hands on tickets, chances are slim to none that you are going to get into this gig.
The band put tickets up for sale at the start of October and they sold out quickly.
The Roundhouse does have a waiting list that you can put your name down for, should any tickets become available last minute.
Who is the support act?
The support act for the gig is Heartworms, which have been described by NME magazine as a "defiant" and "goth-inspired" sound set to be the next hot thing on the scene in a review.
What is the setlist?
There is no official setlist that has been released but we can take a bit of a guess, judging by what they played at previous gigs.
The girls played in Ireland and were on stage for around 90 minutes. They played the following numbers:
- Burn Alive
- Caesar on a TV Screen
- The Feminine Urge
- Beautiful Boy
- On Your Side
- Gjuha
- Sinner
- Second Best
- Portrait of a Dead Girl
- My Lady of Mercy
- Big Dog
- Mirror
- Godzilla
- Nothing Matters
