""cat's oot the bag then!," wrote Robert Dallas Gray on BlueSky, confirming the reunion."
"The guitarist added the Glaswegian quartet "decided the 50th anniversary of Rough Trade was an appropriate time to get back together ... been a strange ride remembering the songs!" He also promised there will be "at least" one warm-up show, likely in Glasgow."
"Formed in 1999 by fellow Glasgow School of Art students Gray, Will Bradley, and Chris Evans, Life Without Buildings began as an instrumental outfit, later recruiting vocalist Sue Tompkins."
"The band released its lone studio album, 2001's Any Other City, on Rough Trade before breaking up a year later. In October, the band announced an official release of their final song, "Love Trinity.""
Life Without Buildings will reunite after twenty-four years for Rough Trade Records' 50th anniversary, performing November 20 at KOKO in London. Robert Dallas Gray confirmed the reunion on BlueSky and said the band chose the anniversary as the reason to get back together, calling the process a strange ride while remembering songs. Gray promised at least one warm-up show, likely in Glasgow. The group formed in 1999 at the Glasgow School of Art and added vocalist Sue Tompkins after starting as an instrumental outfit. The band released 2001's Any Other City on Rough Trade, broke up a year later, and recently released their final song "Love Trinity."
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