The Courteeners to headline Club NME relaunch next month

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Club NME is back, with the first of its live shows set to be headlined by indie legends Courteeners. Find out more about the upcoming event below.Since its first live gig in 2004 and subsequent launch the following year, Club NME is back for 2023 and set to kick off next month.The first of the iconic club nights will take place at EartH Hall, Hackney, on September 15 and include a live set from Manchester indie veterans Courteeners.

The instalment will also feature some very special guest DJs who will be announced shortly. Tickets are available to reserve for free here.Doors open at 8pm for the upcoming London opening night, and the event will run up until the 2am curfew.

A maximum of two free tickets per person can be unlocked by entering the code NME52, although tickets do not guarantee entry as the event will be held on a first come first served basis.This year’s return of Club NME marks the first event that NME will host an event in collaboration with new platform Ladbrokes LIVE, launched in London earlier this month (August 1), with a surprise set from Sugababes and a huge giveaway – which included tickets to All Points East and the upcoming Sugababes headline show at The O2 next month.By joining forces, the new entertainment hub ensures that all tickets are kept free and allows music lovers the opportunity to connect with their favourite artists in intimate, local spaces.Speaking of the booking, NME said: “Over the last decade, Courteeners have grafted to become one of the UK’s biggest and most beloved bands, headlining festivals as well as Manchester’s Heaton Park.

It’s a real thrill to have them and their fans experience Club NME in an intimate venue like EartH Hall.”To celebrate the re-launch, journalist and.