English pop rock band, Scouting for Girls, is set to perform a concert in Kingston next month to celebrate the release of its new album These Are The Good Days.

The Banquet Records led concert will take place on Monday, 30 March at Circuit Kingston (formerly PRYZM).

The band's new album follows the 2023 release The Place We Used To Meet which became its highest-charting album in eight years.

These Are The Good Days was entirely written and produced by Roy Stride, and recorded between studios in California, Dublin and the UK with fellow founding members and lifelong friends Greg Churchouse (bass) and Pete Ellard (drums).

The album is lifted by the addition of touring guitarist Connor McDonald (James Morrison, George Ezra), whose Clapton-esque playing brings a new musical depth to the band.

Most of the record was also mixed by Roy, with the remainder completed by Matt Bishop (Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran).

The trio's mega-hits 'This Ain't A Love Song', 'She's So Lovely', 'Elvis Ain't Dead',  and 'Heartbeat'  still command a huge, loyal following as evidenced by the majority of its March 2026 headline tour already being sold-out.

Tickets for the Kingston concert go on sale at 10am tomorrow (Thursday, 26 February) and can be bought here.