Entirely unsure where to begin with Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. The talented singer/songwriter/ general superwoman brought her worldwide-sell-out tour through Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium last weekend and not only set off earthquake radars across the city, but broke the record for the most attended concert in Scottish history on night one, then again on night two … More Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour
Nottingham based, four piece, pop punk band, As December Falls kicked off their UK tour last week in none other than Glasgow’s Cathouse & I got to head over to catch up with Bethany (who was on vocal rest ahead of the show), Ande, Timmy & Lukas in their dressing room before they took to … More As December Falls Interview
The 12th of March. It’s officially been an entire year since I last climbed the infamous King Tuts stairs. We knew things were getting a bit more serious when, a few days previous, the announcement came that SXSW had been cancelled and various other gigs were being postponed in response. I didn’t think too much … More A Year Without A Gig
Is reviewing live stream gigs a thing? Can I make it a thing? (Although, read ‘reviewing’ as general chit chat about what I’m watching as they appear). I really enjoy bumbling on about music and gigs on this wee blog so while all of the gigs for the forseeable future have been cancelled because of … More The Quarantine Gigs Round 1 – Ben Gibbard and Cassadee Pope.
Paisley band The Vegan Leather have been making music together since 2014; last week they released their (exceptional) debut album Poor Girls/Broken Boys, and around 12 hours later were awarded a Scottish Alternative Music Award for Best Live Act. To celebrate the release, the band played a one off gig in King Tuts Wah Wah … More The Vegan Leather release debut album, Poor Girls / Broken Boys.
gigs & glitter. 