The Glorious Sons at Union Transfer [GALLERY]
The Glorious Sons visited Union Transfer on Spring Garden Street in Philadelphia on Monday, September 18, 2023. The band is currently touring through the United States and Canada to promote…
The Glorious Sons released ‘Union’ as their debut album in 2014.
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons visited Union Transfer on Spring Garden Street in Philadelphia on Monday, September 18, 2023. The band is currently touring through the United States and Canada to promote their new album Glory. The album features “Mercy, Mercy” as its top single.
Glorious Sons at Union Transfer
Philadelphia was the 10th stop on a tour that will travel to 60 cities through the month of February. The US leg of the tour continues through October 14, when the Glorious Sons will play one show in St. Louis, Missouri. They will move north of the border to Canada with a show in Victoria, British Columbia on November 9.
The Glorious Sons are originally from Canada. They formed in Kingston, Ontario in 2011. They released their first studio album Union in September 2014. Some of their most popular songs include “Everything is Alright,” “Heavy,” and “Kill the Lights.” Delco Dave played as the show’s opener at Union Transfer.
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Special thanks to Chris K Photography for providing the photos of the Glorious Sons at Union Transfer.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons rocked Union Transfer with a performance to remember.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons are originally from Canada. They formed in Kingston, Ontario.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe band came together in 2011, and they signed with Black Box in 2013.
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Chris K PhotographyThe tour promoted 'Mercy,' a new album from the Glorious Sons.
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Chris K PhotographyThe lights inside Union Transfer added a creative visual element to the show.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe band helped the crowd enjoy a night of Rock & Roll inside one of the best concert venues in Philadelphia.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons are never short on some headbangers that get the crowd going.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons are originally from Canada. They formed in Kingston, Ontario.
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Chris K PhotographyTheir passion lit the crowd on fire.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyUnion Transfer is located on Spring Garden Street in the heart of Philadelphia.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe band came together in 2011, and they signed with Black Box in 2013.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyUnion Transfer is one of the best intimate concert venues in the city of Philadelphia.
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Chris K PhotographyThe light contrast set an excellent mood at the venue.
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Chris K Photography"Lightning Bolt" is one of the biggest songs on the new album 'Mercy.'
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Chris K Photography"Sawed Off Shotgun" and 'Heavy" helped the Glorious Sons become popular.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons released 'Union' as their debut album in 2014.
The Glorious Sons
Chris K PhotographyThe Glorious Sons are originally from Canada. They formed in Kingston, Ontario.
Delco Dan
Chris K PhotographyDelco Dan got the crowd in the mood for the Glorious Sons to take the stage.
Delco Dan
Chris K PhotographyCheck out those guns.
Delco Dan
Chris K PhotographyDelco Dan was the opener for The Glorious Sons at Union Transfer. The crowd got fired up for the main act.
