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The Xcerts

The Xcerts

SAT

23

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Brighton: Patterns

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

SUN

24

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Birmingham: O2 Institute3

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

MON

25

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Manchester: Amber's

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

WED

27

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Newcastle: Cluny

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

THU

28

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Glasgow: The Art School

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

FRI

29

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Aberdeen: Unit 51

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

SAT

30

Jan 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Stirling: Tollboth

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

WED

3

Feb 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

London: Oslo

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00

THU

4

Feb 2027

19:00

The Xcerts

Southampton: Joiners

AVAILABLE: 9 Oct at 10:00
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The Xcerts have always been a band who push themselves. Formed in Aberdeen in 2001 before relocating to Brighton a few years later, the trio – vocalist/guitarist Murray Macleod, bassist Jordan Smith and drummer Tom Heron – have, through hard work and an abundance of heart(break) and passion, long since established themselves as one of the UK’s best alternative outfits. But while most bands would be content to rest on their laurels after finding a formula that works, The Xcerts have always refused to do so. Instead, driven by an ever-evolving creative vision, they’ve continually pushed both their own boundaries and those of the scene they’re in.

And so, for every album—from 2009’s debut, In The Cold Wind We Smile, to 2023’s fifth full-length, Learning How To Live And Let Go—the band have started essentially from scratch, following their hearts rather than relying on past glories to shape their present or future. That’s exactly what they’ve done for their new album ‘i think i want to go home now.’