Gurriers coming to 3Olympia Theatre on November 1

Gurriers will perform at the 3Olympia Theatre on November 1. The show follows gigs at Belfast's Ulster Hall on October 28 and Dublin's Vicar Street on October 29.

The post-punk band are touring Europe and the UK for their second album, No One's Coming To Save You. The album releases today.

We gave an 8/10 to the "record about finding hope in hopeless situations – and comfort in huge choruses and eardrum-battering guitars – Gurriers’ latest is as gritty as it is galvanising."

Gurriers have become known for sharply political songwriting. Their live shows have been described as bone-rattling and mosh-ready, their sound as fast-paced and high-voltage.

The title of the album's focus track 'Waiting For Fisher' is a cross between Beckett's Waiting for Godot and anti-capitalist writer Mark Fisher's name. It critiques both the misery and irony of capitalism.

“Me and the lads bonded over Mark Fisher quite early on - so it felt appropriate to be putting this madness together for them", said Thomas James, director of the music video.

"For me, the video is a visceral, surreal, grenade of a satire - observing what the confines of competition can drive us to, in a system which tells us to always try to reach the top of the pile - treading on as many heads as we’re told to along the way.” James also directs Kneecap's music videos.

See the video for 'Waiting For Fisher' below.

Tickets to the 3Olympia show are available here.

Tickets to the Vicar Street gig are sold out.