GIG REVIEW | SUPERSUN & THE PARIS MATCHw/ SISTERS AND THE VIOLETS @ MCCHUILLS
I’m always a bit disjointed when I go to a gig on a Sunday. It’s not your typical ‘Sunday reset’ activity, you’ll most likely be […]
Month: August 2026
GIG REVIEW | SAINT DISCO | DRUMMONDS, ABERDEEN | 8.8.26
One week after covering a local show at Drummonds, I was back! With so much going on in the city that day, I was pleased […]
VENUE RELAUNCH | LIQUID ROOM
Almost three decades after opening its doors, The Liquid Room embarked on a rebrand, creating a futuristic vision for Edinburgh’s nightlife. It is no secret […]
GIG REVIEW | THE HOOSIERS @ SAUSAGE & CIDER FESTIVAL | HAZLEHEAD PARK, ABERDEEN | 8.8.26
Sausage and Cider Festival tour over 30 locations across the UK each year with a range of tribute bands and big name acts. Following on […]
FESTIVAL REVIEW | ARBROATH FEST | 1.8.26
After a successful debut last year, Arbroath Fest made its return to the festival calendar. With artists such as Fatherson and The Xcerts on the […]
INTERVIEW | THE CITRINES
The energetic drive behind the rise and rise of one of “Scotland’s most exciting new bands.”* The Citrines. Photo credit: Paul Fuller @pf_photographer Five-piece alt-rock […]
ALBUM REVIEW | HAIVER | THE GHOST DANCE
Since the release of their first demo in 2023, fans have waited with bated breath for the arrival of Haiver’s long awaited debut. This month […]
GIG REVIEW | ROSIE ALICE – W/ MADDIE NISBET, BEN LAUDER, & NATASHA OLDCORN | KING TUT’S SUMMER NIGHTS
After a somewhat disappointing late July day, full of clouds and the threat of rain, I was lucky enough to find myself tucked into the […]
GIG REVIEW | DUGOUT w/ HIGH CALIBRE, FILMSTAR & BODYHEAT @ KING TUTS SUMMER NIGHTS 06/08/2026
Another summer night at the iconic King Tut’s in Glasgow. A venue known by anyone and everyone in music: from the big acts that took […]
Festival Review: Bloodstock 25th Anniversary 2026
As someone who has attended a few festivals over the years, somehow Bloodstock had always managed to escape me. So, heading to Catton Park for the festival’s 25th anniversary, I was finally about to find out what I’d been missing.
Spoiler alert: quite a lot.