For it only being his second ever live show, Dee took to the famous King Tuts stage with the confidence of someone who had been playing gigs every night for a good number of years. A wee boogie around the stage and he was straight into the first song of his set; ‘Everything Anything,’ a … More Dee plays King Tuts!
5pm on a Tuesday afternoon and a sea of blankets, sleeping bags and hoodies lines the street outside the Barrowland Ballroom. The girls at the front of the queue tell me they’ve been sat there, in the freezing ‘November in Scotland’ weather, for around 10 hours. Dedication. You Me At Six have been around for … More They’re “Back Again” – You Me At Six’s double sell out in the Barrowland Ballroom.
Brighton’s own indie-pop dream, Fickle Friends (aka Harry, Chris, Jack, Sam & Natasja (Natti)), had made themselves quite comfy in the backstage green room of the Garage in Glasgow, after a trip to the infamous Stereo for their killer ‘Wednesday Wings’ deal. After having to cancel a show in the previous couple of days, Natti, … More ‘Hello, Hello’ – Fickle Friends in Glasgow
Scottish band, Fatherson, released their third studio album, Sum of All Your Parts, last Friday and I’ve pretty much not listened to anything else since. Stand out favourites on the album – for me anyway – are ‘Nothing to No One,’ ‘Reflection,’ and ‘Oh Yes.’ I got the chance to catch up with Ross, Mark … More Fatherson – ‘Sum of All Your Parts’ release.
SWG3 is massive. There are so many different venues, I’ve never been in the same one twice. I didn’t even attempt to fight my way into the building, past the massive queue of fans already standing outside in the typical Glasgow summer rain; instead I stood waiting to be collected by the band’s tour manager. … More Chats with The Hunna in the Summer, Summer, Summer…
gigs & glitter. 