2023 finds Britain’s beloved rockers THE DARKNESS celebrating 20 years since they birthed “Permission To Land”, the multi-platinum, chart-topping debut album which changed the face of rock music forever. To celebrate the landmark occasion, THE DARKNESS will embark on a global tour later this year.
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