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Twin Atlantic have returned with their euphoric new single ‘Don’t Quit It’
Glaswegian band reunite original line-up and confirm Dance To The Radio tie-up.
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READ MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICREAD MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICREAD MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICREAD MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICREAD MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICREAD MORE ABOUT TWIN ATLANTICGlaswegian band reunite original line-up and confirm Dance To The Radio tie-up.
Scottish rock band Twin Atlantic will reissue 'Great Divide' and 'Vivarium' albums with special features and live performances in December.
Scottish rockers Twin Atlantic drop new independent single 'Salvation' and announce original drummer's return for summer festival dates.
Over 35 acts including Hot Milk, Twin Atlantic and Frank Turner join 2000trees Festival's 2025 lineup across four July dates.
The new additions join previously announced headliners Green Day, Sleep Token and Korn.
Six albums deep and still evolving, Sam McTrusty reveals Twin Atlantic’s blueprint for longevity in a rapidly changing music landscape, balancing two decades of rock experience with fresh explorations.
The track reflects the band's personal experiences as parents.
The band have a new album on the way this summer.
The band have a new album on the way this summer.
The band have also shared a new single.
The band are currently in the studio working on a new album.
The band are currently in the studio working on a new album.
Twin Atlantic and Yonaka will headline.
A limited-edition deluxe vinyl will arrive on 29th April, including four previously unreleased live tracks from O2 Academy Glasgow and Glasgow Barrowland.
Twin Atlantic - from Glasgow, Scotland - are big fans of their hometown. So much so, they’ve named their new album ‘GLA’ after the local airport code. Sam McTrusty highlights some of his favourite haunts.