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Photo: john renbourne. 7th - 12th September, 2010

www.milngaviefestival.org.uk/
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Milngavie Book & Arts Festival, now in its third year, is a community based festival located in the heart of Milngavie's pedestrian precinct. It encompasses a range of exhibitions and events including books, art , crafts, walks, talks, drama and music.

Music will include John Renbourne with Phil Campbell and Paul Malcolm, 10th September and Hans Theessink Master of the Blues Guitar with support from Jim Byrne americana, folk blues in the Fraser Centre at Milngavie Folk Club 12th September.

There is a West Highland Way Marquee featuring photographs, talks and walks courtesy of Milngavie Ramblers and throughout the village there are stalls and live music. Our festival has something for everyone.

Update:

The Bluesbunny Reviews: Rockburn and Skinny Villains at King Tut's - 15th August, 2010
NME Radar Tour King Tut's review P.A. Keightley, July, 2010
Review: The Free Candy Sessions at The Liquid Ship - The Reptile House, Butch Ross and Brigid Kaelin - 2nd June, 2010

LISTINGS

The Free Candy Sessions at The Liquid Ship

31 August
Pishy Tissue, Alan McCormack, Taylor Buntain, Baby Taylor

Free

Doors 8.30 p.m.
Free Candy Sessions
Great Western Road.

Big Rock Candy Records @ B ar Ten Live!

2nd September, 2010
Fireside Kicks

Mitchell Lane
Glasgow Scotland G1 3NU

big rock candy records myspace


Acoustic Aragon

5th September, 2010

Craig McIntyre, Paul Maciver

8 p.m.

Free

The Aragon
131 Byres Road
Glasgow UK G12 8TT

The Aragon, Byres Road, Glasgow West End

myspace acoustic aragon



Cryptic Nights

Thursday 2 September 2010

8:00pm

£5.00

CCA 5, Sauchiehall Street, City Centre.

September's Cryptic Nights is excited to present the fruits of a very special collaboration between Anna Meredith, Oliver Coates and Eleanor Meredith. Both Anna and Oliver boast incredibly diverse musical resumes: Anna's career as a concert composer has involved writing for most of the UK's leading ensembles and performers as well as electronic artists such as Matmos and Shlomo, whilst Oliver has won acclaim both as performer on his native instrument of cello, and on work with artists as diverse as David Fennessy, Boards of Canada and Massive Attack.

Vagabond Social Club

The Dirt, Sleepy Eyes Nelson and The Cinnamon Girls

3rd September, 2010

8 p.m.

The State Bar,
148 Holland Street
Glasgow, Scotland G2 4NG


Kirsty McGee and Mat Martin

Friday 3rd September, 2010

Woodend Bowling & Tennis Club, 10 Chamberlain Road, Glasgow G13 1QE

Doors at 8.00 £10

Kirsty and Matt recently played at Celtic Connections, leading the Hobopop Collective. Kirsty describes her music as “singer songwriter” with considerable American influences while retaining her English roots and with a touch of anarchy thrown in! Her new album No5 which was recorded in front of a live audience in one take has received great reviews including:-

“Bewitching and exquisite” **** Q Magazine
“One of the greatest groups on the current music scene” **** Maverick Magazine
“Rich, versatile and immaculately controlled” Americana UK

www.myspace.com/kirstymcgeeandmatmartin
www.kirstymcgee.com/home.html

Tickets are £10 for each event and further details available from me on 0780 4447511 or this e-mail, also all tickets available through Tickets Scotland

Photo: purple hearts. The Purple Hearts + The Laynes

Ivory Blacks, Glasgow

Saturday 4th September 2010

80s Mod favourites The Purple Hearts play their first Scottish gig in 25 years. Aftershow party at Adlib, Hope St

Doors: 7:00 til 10:30p.m.

Tickets £15. www.tickets.scotland.com


Photo: just one night. Raymond Hackland - The Captain's Rest

Single Launch Night featuring Amy Belle and Alan Frew

6th September, 2010

Doors 8pm Tickets £5.00 and available from TicketWeb

Raymond Hackland - www.reverbnation.com/raymondhackland
Amy Belle - www.myspace.com/amybelle2010
Alan Frew - www.myspace.com/alanfrew


Photo: yvonne lyon. Yvonne Lyon and Gareth Davies-Jones

Thu 9 September, 7:30pm
£10
City Halls, Recital Room

Combining elements of folk, Americana and roots, Yvonne Lyon and Gareth Davies-Jones offer a memorable collaboration of two of the UK's finest emerging singer/songwriters.

Beautiful melodies and delicate harmonies are woven with emotive stories of triumph and tragedy, humour and heartbreak in what promises to be an evening not to be missed.

"Just stunning music..." (Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2)

Tickets:

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY
City Halls and Old Fruitmarket, Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ
By phone: 0141 353 8000
Online : www.glasgowconcerthalls.com


Sam Baker

Thursday 9th September 2010

St Andrews In The Square 1 St Andrews Square Glasgow

From Austin Texas and a favourite of the Fallen Angels Club, Sam makes a welcomed return to Glasgow after his appearance at Celtic Connections in January this year. Always one of the hottest tickets in town!

Doors 7.30pm , Sam on stage 8pm

Tickets £13 from Tickets Scotland 239 Argyle St Glasgow
0141 204 5151

Book online

In association with The Star Folk Club

The Felice Brothers

9th September, 2010

OranMor - top of Byres Road

www.myspace.com/thefelicebrothers

Photo: john renbourne.John Renbourn at Milngavie Folk Club

The Milngavie Folk Club, The Fraser Centre, Douglas St, Milngavie, G62 6PE Friday 10th September 2010.

A Rare Chance to see this living legend weave his magic solo one More time!!

Support: Phil Campbell and Paul Malcolm

This is part of The Milngavie Books And Arts Festival 2010

Doors: 7.30pm

Tickets: £10

Tickets Available: Milngavie Bookshop, Douglas St or Art Forum, Station Rd (Both Milngavie)

Reservations - Telephone: 07743885991

www.milngaviefolkclub.co.uk

Photo: hans theessink.Hans Theessink at Milngavie Folk Club

This is part of: The Milngavie Books And Arts Festival 2010

12 September 2010 - 8.00 p.m.

plus David Crooks and Jim Byrne
www.myspace.com/jmsconcerts


Annie Stevenson

17 September 2010

The Soundhaus, Hydepark Street, G3 8BW

"....you will find Annie Stevenson’s mix of slurring Pistols vocals and cheeky Fratellis pop absolutely irresistible." (UK Music Review June 2010)

Tickets £4 from Tickets Scotland 239 Argyle Street, Glasgow
or online


The Acoustic Affair presents

Bodega with guests
Fri 17 September, 8pm
£10
City Halls, Recital Room

Since winning the coveted title of BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Musicians of the Year, Bodega have consistently been hailed as one of Scotland's most dynamic young groups. With all five members hailing from different regions of Scotland, their sound is culturally eclectic and hugely exciting.

Tickets:

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY
City Halls and Old Fruitmarket, Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ
By phone: 0141 353 8000
Online : www.glasgowconcerthalls.com


Wreckless Eric & Amy Rigby

Friday 17th September 2010

Stereo 20 Renfield Lane Glasgow G2 5AR

Doors-7.30pm -Show Starts- 8.00pm

HUSBAND and wife duo Wreckless Eric and Amy Rigby bring their marriage of raw and touching song writing talents to Glasgow in the Autumn.

One of the original Stiff artists, releasing the legendary Whole Wide World back in 1977, Eric has made countless albums in a swirling range of styles while Amy is deemed pop’s sweetest cynic and the ultimate next-door rock girl whose five solo albums have also swerved into differing moods.

Tickets £10 from Tickets Scotland 239 Argyle Street Glasgow 0141 204 5151


Photo: home ciaran dorris cd. Ciaran Dorris - 'Home' Album Launch

1st October, 2010

St Andrew's in the Square

8 p.m.

Free

With full band including BBC Young Tradition Finalists Shona Mooney (fiddle) and Calum Stewart (flute, whistle). Both played on the album. Others in the band will include my trusted sidekicks Paul Baird (guitars) and Craig Dunsmore (keyboards), as well as the ex-Capercaillie percussionist Wilf Taylor.

Mary Kathleen Burke will be the compere for the evening, and there will be guest appearances from songwriter Tori Mason (Nashville) and Jean Livingstone (sister to Gavin and Pete, Tonight at Noon) in her first 'hometown' gig in over 30 years!!

It promises to be a very fun evening and all are welcome!

More information

The Fallen Angels Club Presents

Glasgow Americana 2010: Kevin Welch in Concert
Sun 10 October, 8pm
£11
City Halls, Recital Room

Log cabin dweller from Texas, Kevin Welch reckons he sounds like 'hell on a good day, not too bad some others'. Highly rated and pipped by the likes of Steve Earle, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss to top music awards, his latest record is A Patch of Blue Sky. Roots singer Alana Levandoski will support Kevin.

Tickets:

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY
City Halls and Old Fruitmarket, Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ
By phone: 0141 353 8000
Online : www.glasgowconcerthalls.com


Joe Bonamassa

Mon 18 October, 8pm
£50, £30, £25
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Main Auditorium

Due to popular demand, critically acclaimed blues rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa will embark on a nationwide UK tour this October.

Joe Bonamassa is hailed as one of the greatest young blues guitarists of his generation. Championed by Eric Clapton, and voted Breakthrough Artist of the Year at the 2009 Classic Rock Magazine Awards.

Bonamassa recently released his eighth new studio album Black Rock which features the legendary B.B. King on the track Night Life. Black Rock entered the UK album chart at number 14 and number 1 in the Independent Album chart.

Joe Bonamassa voted Best Overall Guitarist and Best Blues Guitarist in Guitar Player Magazine's 2010 Reader's Choice Awards.

Tickets:

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, 2 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3NY
City Halls and Old Fruitmarket, Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ
By phone: 0141 353 8000
Online : www.glasgowconcerthalls.com


Photo: dave arcari. DAVE ARCARI AND FRIENDS

Winnock Hotel, The Square, Drymen, G63 0BL (just a jaunt away from Glasgow)

Friday 20th October, 2010

2010 Doors open 8 pm for 8.45 Dave Arcari and friends play the Blues. Dave is just back from Glastonbury and his European Tour and boy can he play a Blues Guitar!

Dave Arcari is joined by his Radiotones colleagues Jim Harcus (harmonica) and Adrian Patterson (bass) for a local fundraiser

Read more: http://events.myspace.com/Event/4886232/Dave-Arcari-#ixzz0wIEfLJNV

£7 in advance, £10 on the door. £7.00 - 46 tickets available

Dave Arcari - review

Also at 02 ABC, Glasgow 11th September, 2010

Over 18s only


Badly Drawn Boy

Wed 20 October, 7:30pm
£17.50
Old Fruitmarket

Badly Drawn Boy, aka Damon Gough, heads out on his first UK tour in three years to mark the launch of his brand new album. Penning the soundtrack to last year's Caroline Aherne film, The Fattest Man in Britain, sparked a period of unprecedented creativity for Gough, resulting in a wealth of new songs. The outcome is a trilogy of albums entitled It's What I'm Thinking and Part 1 - Photographing Snowflakes is released on October 4th ahead of his Old Fruitmarket gig.


Kris Drever & Friends with Donald Shaw & John McCusker

Sunday 14th November

Award winning Orcadian song writer Drever will be joined by Capercaillie's Donald Shaw and multi instrumentalist John McCusker.

St Andrews In The Square 1 St Andrews Square Glasgow
Tickets pound;14

Book online:
www.ticketweb.co.uk>

Also available from Tickets Scotland 239 Argyle St Glasgow 0141 204 5151.

www.fallenangelsclub.com/

"THE WISE MONKEY"

Great Western Road, Under Vipers.

All our gig's @ The Monkey are FREE entry.

www.myspace.com/wisemonkeybar


Acoustic Butterfly

Photo: acoustic butterfly. One of Glasgow's busiest and most popular acoustic bands

acoustic butterfly myspace

(free)
8.30pm

More Acoustic Butterfly Gigs

Celtic Music Radio

A community radio station, broadcasting on 1530kHz Medium Wave. The station focuses on traditional and contemporary celtic/scottish/folk-influenced music, and broadcast 24x7 to the greater Glasgow area. The radio station attracts fans from around the globe and you can also listen in online.
Further information
Review: All day broadcast from OranMor, Saturday 2nd May
www.celticmusicradio.net)

Scottish Music Centre - Events Listing

Reviews

Review: Jim Byrne at The Wee Folk Club, The Royal Oak, Edinburgh - 1st April, 2010

more music reviews

Burns Night Partick Folk Club

Hans Theessink at Edinburgh Folk Club, 20th May 2009

Dr Hook featuring Ray Sawyer Baird Travel./pr>

Roisin Brady interviews Eoghan Colgan - May 2009

Raining in Glasgow - Dean Owens, Kim Edgar and Jim Byrne at The Twisted Wheel - 11th April, 2009.

Dave Arcari CD Launch - 2nd March, 2009.

Celtic Connections 2009

Martin Stephenson and the Daintees, at the Accies, Glasgow

Photo: jim cover. Jim Byrne

We had a great night at the launch party for Jim's debut CD - 'On These Dark Nights'

Feature: Debut Album

myspace jim byrne
www.songsbyjimbyrne.com

Eurydice: Glasgow Women's Socialist Choir - 27th November, 2008.

Southern Tenant Folk Union at Brel - October, 2008.

Boo Hewerdine, at The Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow

Rallion - a Review Scottish Traditional Music with a Contemporary Twist.

Colonsay's First Folk Festival

The Poozies, OranMor, 2007.

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Cloudstreet Live at the Star Folk Club, Glasgow. This Thursday 2 September 2010. Stunning close harmonies, beautiful instrumental work and songs about circus bears, miners, lovers, beer and kings from this must-see Australian duo. www.cloudstreet.org Thursday, September 2, 7.30pm Live at the Star The Star Folk Club, St. Andrews in the Square. 1 St. Andrews Square ( off Saltmarket ) Glasgow G1 5PP

Nicole | Mon Aug 30 2010

“The Seedboat sails from Barra shore, young Donald’s gone to Newry And though he swears a swift return, ‘til then she’ll miss him dearly..” These lines are from a beautiful bitter-sweet love song that has inspired two musicians from either end of The Seedboat’s voyage to embark on an exciting new journey of music and song.The song is one of the great treasures of the Scottish Gaelic tradition and now, some two centuries after it first saw light of day, it sails again as Maggie MacInnes and Colum Sands invite you to find a seat amidst the cargo of clàrsach, guitar and a bi-lingual blend of songs old and new celebrating the musical bridges between Ireland and Scotland.

Maggie MacInnes and Colum Sand | Sun Aug 15 2010

PIVO PIVO - Saturday 21st August SilverScreen (soon to be renamed) The Delaneys + More Tickets £5

Scott Beaton | Wed Aug 11 2010

Tashweesh Tuesday 3 August 20:00, CCA FREE Witness the first performances in Scotland by this experimental audio-visual collective from Palestine, made up of some of the original members of Ramallah Underground. The group was born from the desire to give voice to a generation of Palestinians and Arabs, in a situation of great economic, artistic, and political difficulty. Video and sound artist Basel Abbas and artist and film-maker Ruanne Abou-Rahme work together on projects that express the baffling contradictions and disruptions of the Palestinian experience, past and present, and the relationship between the actual, imagined and remembered. Their live-mixed performances are visually stunning, young and innovative and full of musical creativity. www.tashweesh.com CCA. 350 Sauchiehall Street. Glasgow, G2 3JD. Scotland. Box office: 0141 352 4900. Phone: 0141 332 7521. Email: Website: www.cca-glasgow.com

Claudia | Fri Jul 23 2010

An alternate Saturday residency at the Art Bar in the Merchant City Glasgow starts on Saturday April 24th at 4.00 with Scottish contemporary jazz guitarist David King. An afternoon of cool sounds in a cool venue. Free entry.

David King | Wed Mar 31 2010

Gloria VIII Do you enjoy singing and read music (at least a bit)? Come and join the chorus for Gloria VIII, our annual celebration of choral and organ music. The main item on the programme will be Fauré's Requiem, and there will also be a number of shorter items including the Hallelujah Chorus. Rehearsals will take place each Wednesday, starting on Wed 5th May, 7.30 pm at Wellington Church, 77 Southpark Avenue. Performances will be in Glasgow Cathedral on Thursday 17th June and in Wellington Church on Thursday 24th June. The conductor will be Ian Anderson, with Alan Kitchen at the organ. All singers who can attend most of the rehearsals will be very welcome, especially tenors and basses! For further information, contact Alan Kitchen via the Wellington Church office: wellingtonchurch@btinternet.com.

Sandy Small | Wed Mar 31 2010

MANEMAN Productions Thursday, 10 March 2010 Dear Sir/Madam, I represent the incredible David Bowie tribute band, Tigers on Vaseline. I wonder if you would be so kind as to include the details of the following forthcoming performance in your gig guide. For your further information I attach a press release that provides information on the act, some images and a link to the associated myspace site. The site contains further images, in picture and video, plus recordings and other useful information. I would be grateful if you could consider a feature on the act, if possible. If you require any other information or material that would be useful to you, please contact me. Yours truly, Toni Rossi MANEMAN Productions Tigers on Vaseline Oran Mor 731 Great Western Road G12 8QX 0141 357 6200 Friday, 2 April 2010 From 7:00pm until 10:00pm Admission: £10.00 from www.ticketweb.co.uk

Toni Rossi | Sat Mar 13 2010

Feed Them All Fundraiser, Saturday 13th February Glasgow the Caring City are pleased to announce a fundraising concert for Haiti. The event will take place at Cosmopol in Glasgow on the 13th February. This fundraising concert allows Glaswegians a unique chance of contributing directly to Haiti’s long term recovery. Local musicians have come out in force in support of the concert. Glasgow the caring City are pleased to announce performing bands include: LYNSEY DOLAN BAND STEPHEN MACLEOD SOME BOY SCOTT PEDEN KINGS OF MACUMBA AMSTERJAM JAMES KINGSLEY GUEST DJS All funds will go to the SCOTLAND4HAITI Appeal. Tickets are £5 and can be bought through Cosmopol, Langside Student Association and on the door. Doors open at 7pm and close at 3am.

Ross Glabraith | Wed Feb 10 2010

Introducing The Soul Doctors : An evening with Murnie. (In aid of Rutherglen High School Funds) Live bands plus very special guest DJs: Miss Leggy Pee and Charles M. Montgomery Saturday, 27 February 2010 : 9pm-3am The Hold @ The Admiral Bar 72a Waterloo Street. GLASGOW. G2 7DA Tickets £5 available now - or at the door! Contact the acts for more information.

Murnie | Fri Feb 05 2010

Jimmy Richards is @ Cosmopol Glasgow tomorrow night, Wed 20th January. Come along and enjoy the music.

switchqueen | Tue Jan 19 2010

Haiti Fundraiser contact if you would like to participate. Glasgow West End 30th January.

Lynda | Mon Jan 18 2010

PLEASE NOTE THAT TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE! I HAD MADE A TYPING ERROR IN THE PREVIOUS MESSAGE! THE ROBERT TANNAHILL FEDERATION PROUDLY PRESENTS - "THE ROBERT TANNAHILL 2010 BICENTENARY CONCERT" THE TANNAHILL WEAVERS IN CONCERT FRIDAY 21ST MAY AT 8PM PAISLEY ARTS CENTRE NEW STREET PAISLEY TICKETS: £10, £8 CONC. BOX OFFICE: 0141 887 1010

Davey Mullen | Tue Jan 12 2010

THE ROBERT TANNAHILL FEDERATION PROUDLY PRESENTS - "THE ROBERT TANNAHILL 2010 BICENTENARY CONCERT" THE TANNAHILL WEAVERS IN CONCERT FRIDAY 21ST MAY AT 8PM PAISLEY ARTS CENTRE NEW STREET PAISLEY TICKETS: £10, £8 CONC. AVAILABLE FROM MONDAY 11TH MAY THEATRE BOX OFFICE: 0141 887 1010

Davey Mullen | Sun Jan 10 2010

T.Rex Xmas Bop Fri 11th Dec Drummonds West regents St Glasgow 8pm - 3am Live Band Marc Bolan Tribute Band ' Hot Love ' plus DJ Shades Tickets £5 pay at door

Marc Bolan Xmas Bop 09 | Sun Dec 06 2009

Sat 20th June 7.30pm. Glasgow University Union, 32 University Avenue. A fantastic night of fun and entertainment for all the family with live music and ceilidh dancing. If the last two GFW ceilidhs are anything to go by, this is guaranteed to be a great night! Refreshments at the bar in the venue. Tickets £7/£5 conc and members/children under 12 free For more info or to reserve tickets: gfwadmin@fiddleworkshop.force9.co.uk or 0141 331 0606

GFW | Wed Jun 17 2009

LEARN AN INSTRUMENT FOR FREE! BUDDING musicians in Glasgow are being given the chance to learn to play an instrument - for free. Several top Scottish musicians will host the "Come and Try" workshops on various instruments such as the guitar and fiddle as part of this year's West End Festival. The workshops, which are open to people of all ages and abilities, are being held by the Glasgow Fiddle Workshop at 3pm on Saturday 20th June at Hillhead Library on Byres Road. Gillian Frame, development officer for GFW and a former Young Scottish Traditional Musician of the Year, said it would be an ideal introduction for anybody even slightly interested in learning to play. She said: "We provide the instruments, you don't need any experience - so all you have to do is turn up. We’ve hosted a number of these workshops at the yearly traditional music festival Celtic Connections and they’re always hugely popular." Along with fiddle and guitar the workshops will also include ukulele, bodhran and tin whistle. GFW, which also runs traditional music classes at Stow College, will hold a free concert at 2pm at Hillhead Library before the workshops and urges anyone who is interested to come along early. Contact 0141 331 0606

GFW | Wed Jun 17 2009

Fiddle player Alastair Savage along with guitarist/pianist Euan Drysdale and double bassist Iain Crawford are performing in St Bride's Church, Hyndland Road, at 8pm on Monday 15th June. The gig will feature music from both 'Closer to Home' and 'Fool for a Time' as well as new tunes, so a cracking evening is promised! Tickets are £10 on the door, with a free glass of wine included.

Alastair Savage Trio | Thu Jun 11 2009

playing this friday night 22nd may will be alkotron, a southside four piece who will be blasting out thier curious blend of rock/ska/dub/funk/punk shenanigans

alkotron | Tue May 19 2009

Great gig guide and enjoying the reviews. Keep them coming.

Fi McLean | Sun Apr 12 2009

Good night in Hubbards on a Thursday. Great Western Road

john | Thu Apr 09 2009

Szájról szájra (World music from Hungary) Szájról szájra (Hearsay) are three outstanding young singers from Hungary (Ági Szalóki, Ágnes Herczku and Szilvia Bognár) who showcase Hungarian world music. All three members of the group have had individual success and together they have taken Hungary by storm playing at numerous events including the world famous Sziget Festival in Budapest. Now they bring their unique blend of Hungarian folk song to the UK. See more: www.szalokiagi.hu Saturday, 8 November 8 pm The Centre of Contemporary Arts (CCA) • 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow G2 3JD CCA Box Office 01413524900 Admission: £6.50, concessions & students: £4.50

Alastair | Mon Nov 03 2008

AT WAR WITH FALSE NOISE PRESENTS: DJ CUT HANDS: Whitehouse frontman William Bennett returns for the first time to Glasgow in his solo incarnation! DONEIMAGINE: Fractured vocal syntax and electronic scrape and squeal REJECTAMENTA: Circuit-bent trickery and droning noise soundscapes 13th Note Café, Glasgow / Friday 7th November / doors 2030 / £5 entry

aumgn | Fri Oct 31 2008

Hi,I'll be doing an Americana/Alt-country/ Roots gig for Stripped Bare at The Vale on Thursday Oct.30th.My friend Edwina Hayes who played there recently will be doing the support slot for me. Ah'm frae Paisley so it's a bit of a homecoming gig for me and I promise not to mention the "F" word (Football of course!).Check out my music on Myspace and hope to see you at the gig. Val Marshall X

Val Marshall | Mon Oct 13 2008

I'll be playing at The Art De Caf, The Old Sheriff Court Building, Brunswick Street,in the Merchant City on Saturday 18th October, at 8.30pm. If you like cinematic electronica combined with acoustic guitar, a hint of Annie Lennox, kd Lang and Alison Moyet,then I'll see you there!! (ok,I know it's not the West End....)

Dinny | Fri Sep 26 2008

Great new entertainment returns to The Halt.

Sandra | Fri Sep 12 2008

At War With False Noise presents: VEEE DEEE - psych/noise rock unit hailing from Japan via Canada/UK TIME HOLEHOUSE - experimental electronics from Naked Shit man TETSUO - abusive and confrontational noisecore NOMA - solo drone sage 13th Note Cafe, Sunday 5th August, doors 8.30pm, four quid in

aumgn | Fri Jul 20 2007

Over the past months, we have had numerous requests from U.K. fans asking for a London gig. So we are very happy to announce that Robert Gordon and Chris Spedding will be performing a one-off gig at the Lady Luck Club in Soho / London on Monday, November 6th. This will be their first reunion gig in the U.K., and in fact their first London show together since October 1991! The band is very excited at the prospect of performing in London again, and are 'willing & ready' to deliver a dynamite show for the U.K. fans. Be sure to reserve your tickets soon, because this is going to be a concert that you don't want to miss! For more info, please e-mail: no9rockin@yahoo.com

Arjan Deelen | Mon Sep 11 2006

anybody interested in 1950's rock'n'roll/rockabilly can get full gig details from glasgow gig guide.The COYDOGS,play just about anywhere.g'bye y'all!

paul | Sat Jul 22 2006

The Early Hours Sessions at The Ettrick Lounge, Dumbarton Road, Old Kilpatrick. Resident DJ Adam Galbraith playing an eclectic mix of Classic Funk and Soul, Hip Hop and R&B, plus the latest Funky Vocal House and Electro. The best midweek night out in the West End of Glasgow. 9PM until close. Free Entry.

Early Hours Sessions | Fri May 19 2006

Hi Stevie, Below is a brief write up and the details of the pieces as you requested. I also enclosed a panorama of our wall and the scroll with the names of everyone involved. Hope its what you had in mind! If you want someone to talk about the Glasgow wall, let me know and I'll put you in touch with Gary. -Adam INTRO "The Kelvingrove Jam took place over the Saturday the 8th and and Sunday the 9th of April 2006. I had recieved an email from Scott Cooper of Commodore Homes in late 2005 explaining that he had some hoardings on one of his sites that kept getting tagged. After alot of phonecalls, dozens of emails and hundreds of text messages later I arrived in Glasgow with the artist DAIS to see the site, select colours of paint and meet the people I'd been talking to on the phone for the last four months! The rest is history, but I will say this- this was a very important event on many levels, mainly because it raised the profile of graffiti in Glasgow (apparently more building contractors in the area are already interested in having their hoardings painted) after a certain newspaper had tried to demonise the sale of a certain spray paint to "neds" (note- the last eight years have seen a huge amount of new spray paint companies emerge globally, and some sponsor very high profile artists). It also brought together artists from London and Glasgow, something that seldom happens, to work on one project together. It was important for DMT as a company because it was the first event of this scale that I designed and project managed, although I must thank GAZMAC at this point for all of his help without which I don't think the event would have run so smoothly. But lastly on a personal level, it was a great pleasure to meet and work with such a nice bunch of people, and I know that everyone who came from London felt exactly the same." THE WALL "Because we were in London and the rest of the artists were in Glasgow, we concentrated on designing our wall which was 20 m in length by 2.4 metres high. I produced a scale drawing and everyone added their sketches. What I liked straight away was the variety of individual styles and interpretations of the theme which, by the way, was MUSIC as Kelvingrove church was formally a recording studio. First off we had TIZER, who dropped the most contraversial piece of the weekend. He painted Sirens (naked sirens, that was the controversy) singing a ship of Vikings to their doom. The Siren's songs were painted as skulls and the Vikings on the ship spell out his name. Next to him was SHUCKS who, although being a member of Zulu Nation and a long-term Hip Hop fanatic, went for a heavy metal style piece, with Gothic lettering and a dragon-scaled colour scheme. His piece was also washed into the rocks, presumably by those naked sirens. Up top was STICKA, the youngest member of our "band", who painted a new-school style of graffiti that he only described as "electro". PREF's IDIOTS piece was inspired by punk rock typography and I think broke up the wall nicely. Also, if you look at the 3D in his piece, you can see his name, "PREF". Clever eh?. HEMP painted things from his formative years- "It's Rock n Roll meets Dance music in the style of Skateboard art. All the things that inspired me as a teenager, and that still inspire me to this day." PON's piece flowed nicely with HEMP's as he painted a big electric guitar with his "wildstyle" piece on the base of the instrument. DAIS, being the most technical piece, was the "engineer" of this whole production. Therefore he painted his letters to look like the sliders on a mixing desk. He also painted the portrait of Dizzy Gillespie, taking us through Rock and Dance to Jazz and Blues. Finally TORS' piece topped it all off nicely with an original style that was heavily influenced by old-school NYC graffiti. If SHUCKS was heavy metal, then TORS was definately hip hop! To finish the wall, TIZER and SHUCKS painted a nice scroll with all the shouts to everyone involved, so take a look at that as I don't want to miss anyone out, besides you all know who you are! Peace to all involved, hope this was the first of many. Adam at DMT"

Adam | Wed Apr 12 2006

ive just had teh privelege of experiencing what i could ony describe as glasgows well kept secret. i happened to stumble across a little bar in north st called repertoire.for those of us who now and again want to relax in what could only be described as a traditional bar ( although classy) without the usual idiots that frequent popular haunts and ruin a relaxing night out then i suggest try it. i loved it.

tom | Sun Mar 05 2006

Drift have belted out their sound from the pubs in their local town in larkhall to Glasgow's famous King Tuts. Have been headliners at just about every venue in th ecity, from ABC2 to G2, Arches to Barfly, Nice n Sleazys to King Tuts. Catch them next at Glasgow Strathclyde Union on December 2nd and Stereo on December 6th. Recently completed a 6 track demo available via request or through the website

Drift | Fri Nov 25 2005

GLASGOW IMPLODES 2005 Stereo, Kelvinhaugh Street // Sunday 23rd October 2005 // £5 all day ticket An all-dayer of some of the UK's most forward-thinking experimental talent: MARZURAAN - All-out drone rock, psychedelic yet powerfully structured; as if Earth were around in the early days of SST UTER - Amazing resonating electronic music, bringing to mind everyone from Kraftwerk to New Order to My Bloody Valentine, while never sounding like any of them. Essential live listening! THE LOW MIFFS - Hard-gigging youngsters from Glasgow, taking the post-punk template and blowing it away entirely. Destined for great things, live shows are legendary! BLACK SUN - Now a full band; slow, knuckle-dragging sludge with an experimental edge. In a field of their own: you won't like it. KYLIE MINOISE - One-man noise attack aktion. Performances usually last around 5 minutes ending with smashed microphones, bruised body parts and shredded vocal chords. CULVER - "a one-man juggernaut of drone, reverb and fuzz". Possibly the best proponent of minimalist drone around today; genius experiments into pitch and tone. ACID IS GROOVY KILL THE PIGS - Eerie dirge trio creating ominous and unsettled atmospheres. Could soundtrack your funeral! ROMANCE - One-man harsh, harsh noise. Expect to be unrelentlessly pummeled into submission and then spend the next few hours wondering what planet you're on. Earplugs essential. NOMA - Static, drone and feedback utilising household objects as a small orchestra. Sometimes meditative, sometimes evil! CHILDREN - Off-kilter, unpredictable looping rhythms offset by female spoken word. Dynamic and challenging. NACKT INSECTEN - Nasty feedback drone project with slowly shifting walls of mesmerizing texture and tone. TETSUO - Minimalist improv; rhythmic backbone with wordless vocals. Like King Crimson being covered by Burzum, without bass, guitar, or someone who knows how to sing. THE WHISKY WORKS - New young Glasgow band playing emotive post-hardcore in the style of mid-period Touch And Go Records. Bring to mind Virginia legends Kepone.

aumgn | Thu Oct 06 2005

GLASGOW IMPLODES 2005 Stereo, Kelvinhaugh Street // Sunday 23rd October 2005 // £5 all day ticket An all-dayer of some of the UK's most forward-thinking experimental talent: MARZURAAN - All-out drone rock, psychedelic yet powerfully structured; as if Earth were around in the early days of SST UTER - Amazing resonating electronic music, bringing to mind everyone from Kraftwerk to New Order to My Bloody Valentine, while never sounding like any of them. Essential live listening! THE LOW MIFFS - Hard-gigging youngsters from Glasgow, taking the post-punk template and blowing it away entirely. Destined for great things, live shows are legendary! BLACK SUN - Now a full band; slow, knuckle-dragging sludge with an experimental edge. In a field of their own: you won't like it. KYLIE MINOISE - One-man noise attack aktion. Performances usually last around 5 minutes ending with smashed microphones, bruised body parts and shredded vocal chords. CULVER - "a one-man juggernaut of drone, reverb and fuzz". Possibly the best proponent of minimalist drone around today; genius experiments into pitch and tone. A

aumgn | Thu Oct 06 2005

i have to say that galsgow is nice place for a party evan thuro me uncal has lived there moste of his life all the people i met were nice's people you cud mete it was like i no them most of me life . i come from the co Durham of the north east i had a grate time can not wate to get back up to galsgow to see me cusans and the happey people of soctland

Dave Crozz | Sat Oct 01 2005

Friday 9th September The Vale - Glasgow The Conviction 3 Days Back Buttwiser Doors 8pm - £3 entry

Ali | Fri Sep 02 2005

I have had it with the Scottish techno crap, No more QFX or tarts i have packed my old tart in.. off to america with my boyfriend, yes correct and whats it got to do with you lot.

KirkT@home | Mon Jul 04 2005

Hi I don't know dates but you should find out at this website, let me know If you don't have any luck. Stevie http://www.marcalmond.co.uk/boxoffice/news.htm

Steven Mackie | Tue Apr 12 2005

Was in elboroom for there open mike night on wednesday , its well worth a visit gemma

gemma | Tue Apr 05 2005

Hi, have you got any info on marc almond dj events 2005? dates and where etc!!!

rosemary | Mon Mar 21 2005

We organise evenings out at music venues and dinner dance. Dining Club based in the Glasgow’s West End for unattached people of all ages and surrounding areas who want to meet new friends.

Yvonne Cochrane | Sun Feb 27 2005

We organise evenings out at music venues and dinner dance. Dining Club based in the Glasgow’s West End for unattached people of all ages and surrounding areas who want to meet new friends.

Yvonne Cochrane | Sat Feb 26 2005

Urban Studios (rehearsal and recording) Abercrombie st glasgow 0141 551 0202 info@urbanstudios.co.uk www.urbanstudios.co.uk Great place great prices check us out

Urban | Mon Feb 21 2005

Previously Runners up on the BEAT 106 MILLER MUSIC UNSIGNED BANDS IN SCOTLAND by Jim Galletly. Drift will be playing Fury Murrys on Fri 25th february and also Mon 25th April at Stereo. More gigs in Between but these are the ones that have been confirmed. Drift In.

Drift | Wed Feb 16 2005

Watch out for the re-opening Glasgow's famous Kazoo Club at Bar Fly on 19th September - featuring Loris and The Vegetable State.

Pat Byrne | Mon Feb 14 2005

just a wee word again about elboroom on argyle street, happened in a few sats ago and was quite impressed with the dj-line up, Jim Hutchison, Crae Caldwell from Radio Magnetic, Brian Murnin, and Alex Smoke from soma. A little heavy for my tastes, in a bar anyway, but a good night was had by all. Too much for every week, but apparently its a monthly thang.

jamie | Sat Feb 12 2005

Just thought I'd mention that the new Elboroom on Argyle st, finnieston has started doing a wee acoustic night every Wednesday, as I happened to be in there last week and it was quite a good laugh. Still in it's early days so you can forgive the dodgy sound a bit but hopefully it'll get better. Postman Pat was a highlight!

Dave | Sun Jan 23 2005

nice one my son the lincoln bar has djs on fridays i sometimes work there myself and dj cookie also does a bit.

derek clarke | Thu Nov 25 2004

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