Formed in London in the early 2000s, Razorlight became one of the UK indie rock scene's most prominent acts. They are best known for their energetic, guitar-driven sound and catchy melodies.
The band's breakthrough came with their critically acclaimed self-titled album in 2006, which topped the UK Albums Chart and produced a number of hit singles that came to define mid-2000s indie rock.
Their success extended beyond the UK, making them a fixture of the European festival circuit and one of the most recognisable names of the mid-2000s indie rock boom.
Their catalogue includes some of the most recognisable indie rock tracks of the decade.
Songs such as America, In the Morning, Golden Touch and Before I Fall to Pieces became staples of the era, combining driving guitar riffs with melodic choruses to create an upbeat sound with a slightly rough edge that was unmistakably indie.
Led by frontman Johnny Borrell, the band enjoyed widespread success throughout the 2000s before taking a decade-long hiatus. They have since returned to touring, reconnecting with long-time fans and introducing their music to a new generation of listeners.
Those attending the their show on Tuesday, 10 November at den Atelier can expect a setlist built around the band's best-known material, performed with the energy and nostalgia that have become hallmarks of their recent live shows.
You can check out 'Steps' Lowe's interview with Borrell for his show New Noise on RTL Today Radio:
"I was kind of preparing myself to let go of Razorlight"
Tickets are expected to go on sale soon.
