Indie
King Tuts was packed out and bouncing for an indie-rock extravaganza featuring some of Scotland’s best up -and -comers. The famous King Tut’s Wah Wah
02/05/2025
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King Tuts was packed out and bouncing for an indie-rock extravaganza featuring some of Scotland’s best up -and -comers. The famous King Tut’s Wah Wah
Come along with me as I go to James McNulty’s first single launch for ‘Country’ at Roots Music Venue where he showcases his percussive fingerpicking
Tuesday night in Dundee generally doesn’t have much going on in comparison to other cities around the world or Scotland for that matter. In Glasgow,
The Sunday Sound Clash at McChuills put the f-u-n into Funky as Jutebox brought their New Age tour to a close at Glasgow. What a
Ben Walker isn’t ‘just a boy’ nor is he ‘going nowhere’, as a sold out Saint Lukes show proved him and the band deserve the
West Lothians finest, Dictator took Dundee on a wild ride for their first Dundee headline show at Beat Generator as they stopped off in The
Aberdeen Music Hall bore witness to the World Class Red Hot Chilli Pipers at the penultimate venue of their sold out Scottish winter
Scotland’s rising country star Cammy Barnes has had an exceptionally busy year to say the least. He’s played up and down the country, flown to
