GIG REVIEW | MACKENZY MACKAY @ SWG3
Alt-indie pop singer Mackenzy Mackay hit the SWG3 Warehouse in Glasgow on 26th March with support from Ally Salort. The night was filled with wholesome […]
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GIG REVIEW | COUNTRY 2 COUNTRY – DAY TWO @ OVO HYDRO GLASGOW
I had never attended the country-to-country festival before, in fact my ignorance meant that I didn’t even know it was a thing until now, but […]
GIG REVIEW | NORTH ATLAS w/ PARADISE FELL. & LO RAYS @ THE CATHOUSE | 01.03.2025
Glasgow Based Celtic inspired Metal band, North Atlas, took to the stage at the iconic Cathouse night club on Saturday for their largest headlining show […]
GIG REVIEW | GIG REVIEW: TOUCHÉ AMORÉ W/ TRAUMA RAY & CHALK HANDS @ ST LUKES | 27.02.25
Post-hardcore heavyweights Touché Amoré from Los Angeles, California, returned to Glasgow for their seventh time playing in the city, bringing their signature mix of raw […]
GIG REVIEW | OPETH w/ GRAND MAGUS @ BARROWLAND BALLROOM | 02.03.2025
Swedish Prog Metal legends, Opeth returned to Glasgow for the first time since 2019, taking to the stage at the iconic Barrowland Ballroom as the […]
GIG REVIEW | PALEFACE SWISS w/ THE ACACIA STRAIN & DESOLATED @ SWG3 GLASGOW | 27.02.2025
Zurich-Based Deathcore band Paleface Swiss brought the feral, rage fuelled energy of “The Cursed Tour” to their first major headlining show at SWG3 on Thursday […]
GIG REVIEW | TOM WALKER @ KING TUTS | WAR CHILD BRITS WEEK 2025
Review of the Kilsyth sensation Tom Walker alongside Kerr Mercer and Aaron Rowe at King Tuts for War Child charity.
GIG REVIEW | MOTIONLESS IN WHITE w/ FIT FOR A KING & BRAND OF SACRIFICE @ O2 ACADEMY GLASGOW | 19.02.25
Pennsylvanian metalcore horror enthusiasts, Motionless in White came back to Glasgow for their sold out headline show ‘Touring the End of the World’ at the […]
GIG REVIEW | THE BRIAN JONESTOWN MASSACRE @ BARROWLAND BALLROOM | 06.02.25
A review of the San Francisco psychedelic supergroup The Brian Jonestown Massacre from their Scottish leg of the UK tour, Supported by Project Gemini.
Gig Review | Safe Harbour | 29.1.25
…with Safe Harbour effortlessly fusing progressive rock elements with soaring emo vocals and metal-infused breakdowns.