the acoustic affair presents
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Cottiers Theatre, Hyndland, Glasgow
ALL SHOWS DOORS 10PM, ALL SHOWS £12 available from:-
Ticketweb on 08444 77 1000 or www.ticketweb.co.uk
Tickets Scotland in person Arglye Street, 0844 415 5221 or www.tickets-scotland.com
Modern urban folk trio from Glasgow, recently released well received debut single 'just how you designed' with follow up due in June 2011"
"The new coming lady of Scottish acoustic mellowness is this East Kilbride 19-year-old" - the Scotsman - has just supported Glasvegas on a 9 date UK tour.
Drawing influence from old jazz and gypsy folk, and mixing it with the vibes of Nick Cave and the Velvet Underground.
Embracing the songs of Django Reinhardt and the swing jazz era with a dash of western swing thrown in for good measure.
End of the run party with Iain Copeland's (ex-Peatbog Faeries) exciting new Celtic dance project that merges loops, beats, fantastic live playing and improvising, taking the gig to the audience just like a DJ !
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Thursday 9th June 2011, 7pm,£10
Influenced by The Rolling Stones and Oasis, Ayr's retro indie rockers bring their effortless pure rock tone to the festival.
Thursday 16th June 2011, 7pm,£10
"With a successful 2010 under their belt, The Ashtones are are launching their second record, Like Lightining, boasting new material and a new member. Sounds combining driven guitars with big harmonies."
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Thursday 23rd June 2011, 7pm,£10
Hailing from Blackpool, the band have created a buzz with their first single 'Social Cycle'.
"An excellent 3 piece band, they sound at times like Huesker Due, Mudhoney, Lost Prophets and Pearl Jam. Superb! 9/10" - Metal Hammer
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Saturday 25th June 2011, 7pm,£12
"Softly softly" is not a maxim that King King are familiar with. Since surging into life less than twelve months ago they have barely stopped for breath, and their electrifying sound and scorching live shows have generated more of a thunderous roar than a buzz.
Fronted by charismatic bluesman Alan Nimmo, their exhilarating debut at last year's Monaghan Blues Festival created such a stir that it prompted organizer Somhairle MacConghail to state: "King King aren't just playing the festival. Word is that King King ARE the festival". kingkingblues myspace