The punk rock icons - who first formed in 1974 and went onto find mainstream success with songs like 'Golden Brown', 'No More Heroes' and 'Peaches' - are set to travel the UK on their '51' tour including two nights at London's Roundhouse. (Music-News)
In a post on Instagram, the band said: "They say 'making it to a goal is one thing, but making it further is even better.'
"We are thrilled to announce The Stranglers '51' UK Tour. Fifty one years on the road and still going strong."
They will be joined on all but two dates - Edinburgh and Aberdeen - by 'Ever Fallen In Love' legends Buzzcocks.
The tour kicks off at the O2 Academy in Leeds on October 17, before shows at Manchester's O2 Apollo and the O2 City Hall in Newcastle.
The Stranglers - made up of founding member Jean-Jacques Burnel and bandmates Baz Warne, Jim Macaulay and Toby Hounsham - will then head up to Scotland for two gigs without Buzzcocks on October 23 and 24.
On October 28, both bands will be in Bristol's Beacon, followed by a show at the Dome in Brighton, and then the Roundhouse double header.
The Stranglers - 51 Tour dates
OCTOBER
12 Leeds, O2 Academy
18 Manchester, O2 Apollo
21 Newcastle, O2 City Hall
23 Edinburgh, O2 Academy
24 Aberdeen, Aberdeen Performing Arts
28 Bristol, Bristol Beacon
29 Brighton, Brighton Dome
31 London, Roundhouse
NOVEMBER
1 London, Roundhouse
