Glasgow rock band announce extra city concert date
READ NEXT: I saw Twin Atlantic at TRNSMT - my verdict
We previously reported that the band will perform at the famous East End venue on December 4 - which has since sold out.
Gigs In Scotland announced the new date on Facebook today, saying it comes following "phenomenal demand".
READ NEXT: Northern Irish duo to perform at Glasgow's SEC Armadillo
Tickets for the extra date are now on sale.
They can be purchased by visiting, www.gigsinscotland.com/artist/twin-atlantic
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