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Tickets for Wet Wet Wet gig at P&J Live are on sale now

Now is the chance to bag a ticket to see Wet Wet Wet perform at the new P&J Live venue.

We announced earlier this week the band was kicking off its a six-date Scottish tour with a visit to the Granite City on November 2.

The band, which includes Graeme Clark, Tommy Cunningham, Neil Mitchell and Kevin Simm, will then head to Inverness to take to the stage at Ironworks on November 10.

The announcement comes nearly three decades after Wet Wet Wet officially opened the Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre (AECC) back on March 3, 1990.

The Scottish four-piece lost frontman Marti Pellow two years ago, as he vowed to shift focus to his solo career.

Formerly of Liberty X and the 2016 winner of The Voice, Kevin heard about Wet Wet Wet’s search for a frontman through the grapevine.

He met the band casually one afternoon and they got on like a house on fire.

Tommy Cunningham added: “This is an exciting time for Wet Wet Wet.

“Our fans have been incredibly supportive over the past couple of years and we’ve been blown away by their reaction to Kevin joining the band.”

You can read the full interview with the band here:

Head to www.ticketmaster.co.uk  to buy your tickets*.

 

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