Biffy Clyro played two new songs at a secret show last night

Updated story: Biffy are set to release the set’s opening track, A Little Love, on June 11! And they’ll also be playing it at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend tomorrow (Friday, May 23).

Original story: Biffy Clyro have officially been cooking up brand-new music!

The Scottish rock legends unleashed two never-before-heard tracks last night (May 21) at Glasgow’s 500-capacity SWG3 Warehouse venue, where they were playing a secret show under the name Screwfish.

Those in the know and were lucky enough to see Simon Neil and co. in such intimate surroundings got to witness a killer 20-song setlist by the band, which opened with a new song called A Little Love.

Playing two sets, the band tore through the likes of Tiny Indoor Fireworks, Wolves Of Winter, Black Chandelier and Many Of Horror early on, while their second set featured Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies, North Of No South, Cop Syrup and more. The night concluded with another newbie entitled A Thousand And One, and then a final mega sing-along of Stingin’ Belle.

Via setlist.fm, here’s everything Biffy – sorry, Screwfish – played:

Screwfish May 21 setlist at the SWG3 Warehouse

Set 1

1. A Little Love (world premiere)
2. Tiny Indoor Fireworks
3. A Hunger In Your Haunt
4. Re-arrange
5. Biblical
6. Wolves Of Winter
7. Black Chandelier
8. Instant History
9. Bubbles
10. Many Of Horror

Set 2

11. Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies
12. North Of No South
13. Born On A Horse
14. Space
15. End Of
16. Wave Upon Wave Upon Wave
17. The Thaw
18. Cop Syrup
19. A Thousand And One (world premiere, Simon acoustic solo)
20. Stingin’ Belle

And check out fan photos and videos from the night:

To coincide with all this, Biffy have also wiped their Instagram and posted the below image, so watch this space for more news when we have it.

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