Georgie supported by Civic Pride, The Glad Cafe, Wed 16 March, 2016
Georgie
The Glad Cafe, Glasgow
Wednesday 16 March, 2-1619:30
Support by Civic Pride
Doors: 7pm. First support: 730pm-8pm; main support: 815pm-845pm; headline act: 9pm-945pm.
The Glad Cafe, Glasgow.
Civic Pride will support Nottingham based singer/songwriter, Georgie at The Glad Cafe in Glasgow. Georgie is fresh from supporting Jake Bugg at his recent UK shows and is continuing her own UK tour.
Civic Pride was founded by Glasgow based songwriter, Pete Ross late in 2015. Pete has been recording an EP in the Mousehouse studio in Nottingham with Tony “Doggen” Foster working as his producer. He is aiming to have it released by May this year and will have a run of gigs to promote it.
£9.50 Entry Requirements: Over 18s only
The Glad Cafe Telephone: 0141 636 6119 (office hours only)
1006a Pollokshaws Road, Shawlands, Glasgow, G41 2HG
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