Port Sulphur / Gareth Sager and the Hungry Ghosts
Celtic Connections @ Glasgow CCA (Friday 1st February 2019)
It’s billed as a celebration – of 25 years of one of Glasgow’s most enduring record labels
It’s billed as a celebration – of 25 years of one of Glasgow’s most enduring record labels
Opening for John Grant was EB the Younger – which is the solo project of Midlake singer Eric Pulido.
Lately of Pronto Mama (will we see them, or their likes again, hope so!), Marc Rooney gave us excellent six songs on guitar and vocals
Tonight gave us a first look at the solo project from the Duke Spirit’s front woman Liela Moss.
So this was the deadly duo’s biggest headline gig yet – and in true Celtic Connections style it was at the Old Fruit
This was one of these ones that really reaffirms BM’s love of live music.
The voice of the Gaelic poet Sorley MacLean rings out around the Barrowland ballroom. “Our Gàidhlig language is under threat Our young people are being bred for one thing Emigration Emigration Emigration.” So begins Niteworks’ big show at the Barras. It felt like everything here was subject to careful consideration. The songs tell a story. […]
This enjoyable and entertaining evening was the launch gig was Glasgow-based Sister John’s second, self-titled album.
“We’re a late night lights down low kinda band”, says Amy Boone at the start of the Delines set.
This was a belter of a night – and on BM’s doorstep as well…