McChuill’s Summer Ska Special
Sunday, 28 August, 2022, 4 p.m. – midnight
With with Esperanza & Dughoose Ska Band
A whole day of live Ska Music!
McChuills,, 80 High Street, Glasgow G1 1NL
Featuring an array of homegrown Ska bands & Dj’s
You can expect to see:
Esperanza

esperanza – photo clive braham
Esperanza is a nine-piece ska collective from Glasgow famed for live shows where their infectious rhythm has the crowd involuntarily jumping in time.
The band have supported some of the biggest names in ska, including Toots and the Maytals, The Skatalites, Bad Manners, The Beat, The Heptones and The Toasters. We’re buzzing to have them at McChuills!
The Dughoose Ska Band

Formed in 2017, this collective play classic SKA/ 2 tone tunes by bands like The Specials, MADNESS & The Beat.!
Thistle Stew

A firm McChuills fav pumping out Ska and Boss Reggae to get us up and dancing!
Gio’s Sounds
Gio is no stranger to the genre as anyone who’s been to his Thursday slots can confirm.
Grab your tickets now!
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