Iconic goth-rock band The Mission are heading to SWG3 Galvanizers on Tuesday 20 April 2027.
The legendary group formed in late 1985, after Wayne Hussey and Craig Adams left The Sisters Of Mercy and joined together with Simon Hinkler and Mick Brown.
In early 1986 the group embarked on their first European tour, supporting The Cult – which was apt, as the group very quickly developed a cult-like fanbase following the release of their 1986 debut album God's Own Medicine. Fast forward thirty something years and the group are still going strong, despite having gone through various membership changes over the years, and now they are ready to hit the road again to live up to their status as one of the worlds' best live acts.
This event is strictly 14+. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. One adult can attend with a maximum of two Under 16s.
Key information
The Galvanizers can be accessed via a small set of stairs, platform lift or ramp. Accessible toilets are available in all ground floor level bars servicing this space.
Booking accessible tickets
The Galvanizers has an accessible viewing platform with seats and wheelchair spaces. Unreserved seats, wheelchair spaces and free companion tickets can be booked through Ticketmaster online for this event. Ticketmaster require proof of eligibility for those applying for companion tickets. Further information is available at the time of booking. Spaces on our platform are limited and issued on a first come, first served basis.
If you have purchased a standard ticket and need to apply for a free PA ticket, please fill out our PA application form.
You can find full details about accessibility at SWG3 on our Accessibility page.
BY TRAIN + SUBWAY + BUS
The nearest travel hub is Partick Interchange. From there, it’s a 10 minute walk to SWG3 along the Expressway.
BY BIKE
There are a variety of pubs and restaurants situated in the heart of Finnieston, which is a five minute walk from the venue.
SWG3 is located in a residential area. Please respect the neighbours by keeping the noise down when arriving at, and leaving, the venue.