Doune, Doune, Doune The Rabbit Hole at McChuills, 11 August, 2016
McChuills, 40 High Street, G1 1NB
Thursday, 11 August, 2016 – 8 p.m.
A night of highlights from the SPOKEN WURD tent at DOUNE THE RABBITHOLE 2016 descends on McChuills on 11 August. If you canny make the festival, it’s a chance to see what’s goin on. And if you’re sorted for Doune, come visit in the Casa Caliente tent – shoes aff and woodburner on. Mon!
as always Fail Better is FREE ENTRY. Get down for…
LODDZILLA
SHAUN MOORE
KAMI MINKRAP
and HEIR OF THE CURSED
anything you chuck in the bucket will be split between the artists for bus fares and beer. GET ON IT.
Doune The Rabbit Hole Music Festival
19 – 21 August, Cardross Estate, Stirlingshire
‘Celebrating the very best of Scotland’s independent/DIY arts scene alongside amazing international guests.’
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