A NEW BAND formed by Stereophonics front man Kelly Jones will support Kings of Leon on their visit to Wrexham, it has been revealed.
Far From Saints consists of Jones, Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker from The Wind and The Wave.
They have today been announced as special guests for American rock legends Kings Of Leon's May Bank Holiday shows at the Racecourse ground.
The two huge outdoor dates will take place at the iconic Racecourse Ground, home of Wrexham AFC, on Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28, with the first show selling out instantly.
Local Wrexham-based band Declan Swans will also be joining the bill.
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Far From Saints first experimented with playing music together on tour - merging their influences, they created a fervent mix of Americana, folk, rock and country which very naturally complemented the alchemy and beautiful harmonies crafted by the two vocalists.
Having recently unveiled their debut track ‘Let’s Turn This Back Around’, their captivatingly fresh album will also be released early this summer.
PIC: Kelly Jones at the Racecourse in 2018.
Jones has previously rocked out at the Racecourse with Stereophonics to a crowd of over 20,000 people.
The announcement of Kings Of Leon’s two monumental Wrexham dates follows their massive UK arena tour last year which included two shows at London The O2 and marked the band’s first UK performances since headlining Reading and Leeds Festivals in 2018.
Kings of Leon released their eighth album ‘When You See Yourself’ in March 2021 and it became their 6th album in a row, to debut at number one in the UK.
PIC: Kings of Leon will be coming to Wrexham in May!
The first night of the Bank Holiday weekend shows at The Racecourse Ground, Wrexham has sold out.
There are however tickets still available for the second night on Sunday, May 28 through TicketMaster, Gigs and Tours and Wrexham AFC's wesbite.
It promises to be an unforgettable weekend at the Racecourse!
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