Kids In Glass Houses Tickets

Following on from their set at Download Festival, Welsh five-piece Kids In Glass Houses can now announce they will be back on the road in December, to celebrate 15 years of their celebrated album DIRT.

With its arena-sized choruses and fearless evolution, DIRT marked a pivotal moment in the band’s trajectory - a bold step forward from the promise of Smart Casual to a breakout sound that firmly sealed their place in the UK rock landscape.  The band will be playing the album in its entirety at each show.

Featuring hits such as 'Matters At All' and 'Undercover Lover' (featuring Frankie from The Saturdays), Jason Perry produced DIRT saw the band move into more pop territory and had them playlisted all over the airwaves, including on Radio 1, whilst still gracing the pages of publications such as Kerrang! and the NME among many others.

"After the amazing response to the Smart Casual anniversary tour and finally releasing Pink Flamingo, we’re stoked to get back out there for the DIRT shows. That album was a real turning point for us – full of songs we still love playing – and it means a lot to be able to celebrate such an important part of the band’s journey with the people who’ve been there along the way. It’s gonna be a special one."

The band returned to the stage in 2023 to celebrate the 15 year anniversary of their breakout debut album Smart Casual. After appearances at the Slam Dunk Festivals in May that year, they completed a sold-out October UK headline tour to further celebrate the album, alongside a remixed and remastered re-release.

Bursting out of South Wales’ hotbed of talent in early 2007, the charismatic quintet Kids in Glass Houses found a large and loyal fanbase almost instantly thanks to their huge songs, tireless work ethic, charming demeanours and stylish aesthetic, with media support to match. With four Top 40 albums under their belt (Smart Casual, DIRT, In Gold Blood, Peace) and a live reputation envied by many, Kids In Glass Houses proved to be one of British pop rock’s finest talents. 

Throughout their career the band headlined stages globally and appeared on line-ups alongside Paramore, Stereophonics, Fall Out Boy and Manic Street Preachers. They graced the covers of multiple magazines, had numerous Radio 1 playlisted singles and TV performances including Children In Need, MTV, and the London Olympics.