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The Courteeners Homecoming Show

The band will perform at Manchester Arena this December

Published on August 28th 2012.

MANCHESTER band, The Courteeners will perform at Manchester Arena on Friday 7 December.

The performance promises a selection of new tracks from the band’s forthcoming studio album due for release in January 2013, alongside classics from St Jude and Falcon.

Singer songwriter Liam Fray said: "We are delighted to be coming back to the city. The Manchester Arena holds amazing memories for us and we cannot wait to create a whole host of new ones on what will be a very special night."

Support comes from Scottish indie rockers The View. Tickets go on sale on Friday 31August at 9am priced £23.50 and £15 (subject to booking fee) and are available via www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk

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DavidAugust 28th 2012.

That must be the cheapest prices I seen for a rock concert at the Arena.If only more bands charged those sort of prices.I know bands these days rely on ticket sales rather than music sales to make a living,but charge a bit less and you will expand your audience.

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