Climbing the Barrowlands stairs is one of my favourite things to do, but it’s even more exciting when you’re climbing them to see an artist who you’ve seen climb from venue to venue. After seeing her play king tuts, and then various (growing) festival stages, Beabadoobee is an artist that I love to watch on … More Beabadoobee in the Barrowlands
A Monday night gig in Glasgow? Could as well be a Friday night, as far as anyone could tell. A Monday night gig anywhere other than Glasgow? Nah, don’t bother. Katie, Naomi and Josette, aka MUNA, are an LA based electro-pop band who’ve taken the world – and internet – by storm, over the last … More MUNA Saves The World.
It’s been a while since I’ve seen that early on a Sunday morning, but one hilariously hungover gal, two “not a morning person” people and the queen of roadtrips (thank you for the endless snacks and always having whatever the ‘does anyone have a….’ request was, Megan) managed to get themselves on the road to … More Hit the North and back again…
For the last year or so, I’ve spoken about Sam Fender to anyone who’ll listen. After seeing him perform at a Quay Sessions gig, I was obsessed with his honest lyrics and ability to sound like an old classic, but new and fresh at the same time. We had a chat last year at TRNSMT … More Sam Fender in Glasgow’s QMU.
Normally a wee Thursday night gig does not involve trekking to the other side of the country after work and dashing for the last train back afterwards, but HYYTS made it worth the trip. Being only their second ever headline gig (my bad – I was told it was the third, apparently not!) I felt the need … More HYYTS hitting heights in the Mash House…
gigs & glitter. 