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Shaemless + Supports

Gigs and concerts· Bath

Shaemless + Supports

£7.70a ticket

+ £1.25–£4 order fee

Booking fee included, at See Tickets; up to £11 for the best seats.

When
Friday, 12 March 2027, 8pm
Where
St James Wine Vaults, 10 St James's Street, Bath , Bath , Bath, BA1 2TW
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About the event

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On their March UK tour, Dutch three piece, Shaemless head to St James Wine Vaults, Bath joined by local supports tba. Shaemless Shaemless is a Dutch three-piece carving out their own blend of noisy postpunk, inspired by bands like The Birthday Party and The Jezus Lizard. Their upcoming second album, recorded and produced by Daniel Fox (Gilla Band) at Sonic Studios in Dublin, features a darker and noisier sound while keeping their immediacy and raw energy. The new album is featured to release in 2026.

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St James Wine Vaults
10 St James's Street, Bath , Bath , Bath, BA1 2TW

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