Category: Gigs
-
GIG REVIEW: Father John Misty @ O2 Academy Glasgow
Touring the UK in support of his latest album Pure Comedy, Father John Misty totally won over the Glasgow crowd last night.
-
Gig Review: Sleaford Mods & Nachtexenpunx @ O2 Institute, Birmingham
Holding a cracked mirror to the face of Broken Britain, Sleaford Mods provided some serious good fun last night.
-
Gig Review: Slotface, Lucia + Fauves @ Broadcast
With a deliciously diverse set of up and coming acts, Broadcast acted as a home away from home for Scandinavian rockers Slotface.
-
Gig Review: The Xcerts @ St Lukes
With a new album set for 2018, The Xcerts teased their Glasgow audience last night.
-
GIG REVIEW: Blackfoxxes @ the Tufnell Park Dome
Sometimes a gig and a song means way more than a gig on a song. Taking it all on stage and leaving it there, Blackfoxxes gave the performance of their lives.
-
Gig Review: Neon Waltz, The Belafonte & HUSH @ Fury’s
A delightfully varied night, the McCluskey brothers organised a gig that put the fresh in fresher event.
-
Gig Review: Codist, Walt Disco & Why No? @ Broadcast
A messy masterclass of newcomers and established juggernauts in the Scottish rock scene, Broadcast played host to an excellent DIY showcase.
-
Gig Review: Woes + Campfires @ Glasgow Garage
Woes gave Scotland a taste of homegrown pop punk goodness in a small, intimate show this weekend.
-
Gig Review: NAS @ O2 Academy Glasgow
Glasgow welcomed hip hop royalty this month and NAS made sure that it was worth the wait.
-
GIG REVIEW – A Sensory Review of Linkin Park
By Oliver Butler (@notoliverbutler) On Thursday, I got offered a free ticket to see every angsty teenager’s favourite band, Linkin Park. As part of this free offer, I agreed that this review would be in a certain format, so here goes… Oh also I missed an entire hour of their set because have you ever…
TRANSISTOR 