Rock Band LaFontaines to Host Final Gig in Glasgow Before Splitting Up
The LaFontaines, a rock band that has graced the music industry for nearly 17 years, have announced their decision to part ways. Their final gig will be held in Glasgow, marking the end of an era for fans and the band members themselves. This emotional farewell comes after a heartfelt Instagram post to their dedicated followers, expressing gratitude for their unwavering support over the years. The band members, Kerr Okan, Jamie Keenan, and Darren McCaughey, are preparing to bid adieu to their music career through these last performances in London and Glasgow.
End of an Era: A Tribute to LaFontaines
Formed in Motherwell back in 2008, The LaFontaines have left an indelible mark on the music scene with their unique sound and powerful lyrics. The trio’s journey has been nothing short of remarkable, with four studio albums showcasing their evolution as artists. Their latest album, “Business As Usual,” released in June 2024, serves as a poignant reminder of their musical prowess and unwavering passion for their craft.
Glasgow: A Special Connection
Glasgow holds a special place in the hearts of The LaFontaines, as it was the city where they played their very first gig at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut. This iconic venue has been a breeding ground for local talent and served as the launching pad for the band’s illustrious career. The upcoming gig in Glasgow promises to be a nostalgic trip down memory lane, filled with bittersweet moments and unforgettable performances.
Final Farewell: A Chance to Say Goodbye
As tickets for the final gig go on sale on Friday, December 6, fans and music enthusiasts alike are gearing up to bid farewell to The LaFontaines in a grand finale. This last shindig is not just a concert; it’s a celebration of a band that has touched the hearts of many and left an enduring legacy in the music industry. Join us as we pay tribute to The LaFontaines and celebrate their journey, their music, and the memories that will forever live on in our hearts.
