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GIG REVIEW | ADAM SCOTT @ THE MARKET INN, AYR | 23.03.24

April 3, 2024 Connor Adam 0

It’s very rare these days you get a show in your hometown that creates a buzz like Adam Scott’s sold-out show at the Market Inn […]

Gig Review | South Arcade @ Garage Attic

March 28, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“It’s clear that they are destined for bigger venues. “ For both of the acts playing on this rainy Saturday night in Glasgow’s Garage Attic […]

Gig Review | Tony Hadley @ Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

March 27, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“He gave dedicated Spandau Ballet fans the nostalgia and familiarity they sought.” On March 1st, Tony Hadley released his latest solo album, “The Mood I’m […]

Gig Review | Sea Girls @ La Belle Angele

March 25, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“Shows exactly why Scottish crowds are the best” Where do I even begin? London based quartet Sea Girls have captured the hearts and attention of […]

Gig Review | The Vaccines @ Barrowland Ballroom

March 21, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

What did you expect from The Vaccines? The Vaccines are a group I’ve longed to see for years, I’ve listened to every album religiously and […]

Gig Review | Talk Show @ Sneaky Pete’s

March 19, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“Their setlist was not a direct replica of their studio records.” Three incredible bands and an incredible variety of sounds infused Sneaky Pete’s with energy […]

Gig Review | King Nun @ Sneaky Pete’s

March 16, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“The venue was full of people anticipating their infectious performing.“ London group King Nun brought their tour, and second album, to the Scottish capital where […]

Gig Review | MF Tomlinson @ Sneaky Pete’s

March 15, 2024 Morgan Hermiston 0

“A big crescendo of noise” Support: Adam Ross Armed with only a guitar and beautifully clear vocals, singer-songwriter Adam Ross was first to take to […]

Gig Review | The Blackout | SWG3 | 20.2.24

March 13, 2024 Louise Andrew 0

Taking us back in time we were re-living our best days whether we discovered The Blackout as teens, young or older adults but we reminisced about the days when we would have speakers up on our iPods or mp3 players after ‘illegally downloading’ the tunes that made us happy.