Gryphon announce 4 UK shows
Gryphon will play 4 UK shows later this year, including a performance at their new “spiritual home” at London’s Union Chapel

Gryphon have announced four UK shows for later this year.
And now they’ve scheduled four shows, including an evening at London’s Union Chapel on September 16, which they call their “spiritual home.” They’ll also play dates in Godalming, Bilston and Southampton in August.
The medieval and Renaissance-inspired outfit say: “Be great to see all of you who came along and gave such fantastic support last time – and bring your friends to say hello to the new boys at our spiritual home.”
The band last toured in May 2015.
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Gryphon 2016 tour dates
Aug 12: GodalmingSt John’s Church, UK
Aug 14: Bilston Robin 2, UK
Aug 17: Southampton Talking Heads, UK
Sep 16: London Union Chapel, UK
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