Split Chain Live in Glasgowmar. 22 sept. 2026 · 13 £GBTicketmaster

Split Chain Live in Glasgow

G2 in Glasgowmar. 22 sept. 2026 · 19:00

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Split Chain is a Music / Rock / Pop event at G2 in Glasgow.

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Split Chain, the English rock band formed in Bristol in 2023, bring their nu-gaze sound to Glasgow. The band, known for blending nu metal with shoegaze and elements of grunge, have been touring extensively ahead of their debut album *Motionblur*, released in July 2025. Their live shows feature material from their EPs and singles, including tracks like "Get Inside" and "(Re)-Extract".

Support comes from False Reality and Roman Candle, making for a night of heavy, atmospheric rock. The band's energetic performances have drawn comparisons to acts like Deftones and Narrow Head, and they've shared stages with A Day To Remember and Superheaven. This Glasgow date is part of their ongoing tour, offering fans a chance to hear new material in an intimate setting.

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  • Support acts False Reality and Roman Candle will open the show.
  • The band's debut album Motionblur was released on 11 July 2025.
  • Split Chain have toured with acts like A Day To Remember and Superheaven.

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What style of music does Split Chain play?

They play nu-gaze, a blend of nu metal and shoegaze with grunge elements, which they call 'dreamo'.

Who are the members of Split Chain?

The line-up consists of vocalist Bert Martínez-Cowles, bassist Tom Davies, drummer Aaron Black and guitarists Oli Bowles and Jake Reid.

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Split Chain are an English rock band formed in Bristol in 2023.Plus

The line-up consists of vocalist Bert Martínez-Cowles, bassist Tom Davies, drummer Aaron Black and guitarists Oli Bowles and Jake Reid.

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