They'll hit Spring & Airbrake, Belfast on October 10.

Forming nearly a decade ago in the industrial town of Corby in England, the band have been through a tumultuous few years that have seen founding members Tony Loughlin, Frank Regan and Darren Smith leave the band.

They have since picked themselves up and continued, however, with original vocalist John Loughlin being joined by former Hard To Swallow and Dead inside singer Bloody Kev, while brothers Jay and Dave Thompson take over guitar and bass duties respectively, lining up alongside original guitarist Gareth Smith and drummer Gordon Morrison.

The new lineup are now on the verge of releasing the group's fourth album entitled Before The Sea Was Built.

Tickets for the Spring & Airbrake gig are priced £10, and are available from Katy Dalys, Ormeau Avene, Belfast and http://www.thedistortionproject.com. Support on the night comes from Residual Effect and Interrogate.