Chuck Ragan / Nate Bergman
Glasgow King Tuts
Monday 28th April 2025
Hot Water Music were one of the bands that I had to let grow on me. more… “Chuck Ragan / Nate Bergman”
Hot Water Music were one of the bands that I had to let grow on me. more… “Chuck Ragan / Nate Bergman”
All hail Skin. If you take nothing else from this review let it be this; Skin is a force of nature. Ageless, deathless, furious. more… “Skunk Anansie”
Peter Kelly, aka Beerjacket, opens up for Mark Eitzel tonight, just as he did 20 years ago. more… “Mark Eitzel / Beerjacket”
It’s often been said that once you get older, you only see your friends at funerals. It’s also becoming true that as you get older, you only see bands at their farewell, last ever gig. more… “The LaFontaines / Glass Cheques”
It may be difficult to work out exactly how sincere Father John Misty’s schtick is or whether to take his tales of debauchery and self-doubt literally, but there can be few better venues for some louche showmanship than the Usher Hall. more… “Father John Misty / Butch Bastard”
I’ve been pondering on how to describe the Manics for a while now. For me, they’ve always been the thinking punk’s band more… “Manic Street Preachers / Low Harness”
There exists a subgenre of music that I’m not too familiar with, other than seeing it occasionally on TV. more… “Lordi / Sick N’ Beautiful”
You can probably tell something about a band from their entrance music. more… “Divorce”
We last saw Hot Milk playing in SWG3’s impressive small room and they blew our socks off. So much so, in fact that we make the long and arduous journey to Edinburgh to catch them on this tour to relive the magic. more… “Hot Milk / Mouth Culture”
Hailing from Oxford, alt/indie rockers South Arcade make the most of their opening slot at Glasgow’s legendary Barrowland Ballroom. more… “Bilmuri / South Arcade”