Britpop band Ocean Colour Scene have announced they will be performing at The Engine Shed in 2010.
Due to play in Lincoln on March 2nd, the band will be celebrating 20 years in the music industry with the new tour. To date, the Birmingham band have released five studio albums, four compliation albums, four live albums, a B-side collection CD and four DVDs.
As well as their single Hundred Mile City featuring in the film Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, the five piece are known for supporting artists like Oasis and Paul Weller.
Ocean Colour Scene first came together when two local bands, The Boys and Fanatics disbanded. Although one member — Damon Minchella — decided to leave the band, the lineup of Simon Fowler (vocals), Steve Craddock (Guitar), Oscar Harrison (Drums), Andy Bennet (guitar) and Dan Sealey (Bass) still remains the same.
Tickets go on sale at the Engine Shed Box Office on Friday September 18th 2009, and will cost £22.50 plus booking fee. Doors open at the later time of 10pm, and is strictly over 16s only.