The Twilight Sad
Dunfermline Jam Jam (Saturday 4th February)
In early February, three days in advance of the launch of their third album No One Can Ever Know, The Twilight Sad played an intimate warm-up
gigs
The Sweetback Sisters
Glasgow Arches (Celtic Connections) (Saturday 29th January)
I believe it can be successfully argued that Jools Holland is a bit of a dobber. Boogey-woogie bullying his way into every second song on Later is a running joke and the musical equivalent of ‘it’s ma ba’ and I’m gettin’ a game or I’m going home’.
Panic! At The Disco
Glasgow Barrowland (Saturday 28th January)
It’s been a tough time for Las Vegas flamboyant rockers Panic! At The Disco, back in 2009 original members guitarist Ryan Ross and bassist Jon Walker left the band to pursue their own music careers without frontman Brendon Urie and drummer Spencer Smith.
Roots Manuva
Glasgow The Arches (Thursday 26th January)
Betty is currently drying out in the Linda Lovelace memorial facility for industry workers
RM Hubbert
Glasgow Stereo (Friday 27th January)
Much has been written about Thirteen Lost and Found, but this is, in a sense, the final word – the album launched, the interviews done, and aping RM Hubbert’s debut album title, the first and (probably) last performance of his sophmore album with full ensemble cast.
