The Primevals, The Reverse Cowgirls and The Kundalini Genie, Seven Song Club
30 March, 2018
Seven Song Club, Tron Theatre, Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB
The Primevals
Expect sweat and soul! The Primevals continue to dig deep and you would expect nothing else. An amazing band respected across Europe with a history of fantastic live performances. Wicked slide guitar, dashes of psychedelic organ and occasional trumpet joust with Michael Rooney’s cocksure vocal gives the band a melodic edge. Expect the Primevals to be on it.
Support
Support from The Reverse Cowgirls and psychedelic rock n roll band The Kundalini Genie. Tickets from Tron Box Office – 0141 552 4267 – includes free GIN from Glasgow Distillery Makar.
Further information and book online
Seven Song Club hosts monthly music events in the Tron Theatre where new and established singer songwriters are celebrated.
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Publisher of Pat's Guide to Glasgow West End; the community guide to the West End of Glasgow. Fiction and non-fiction writer.
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