Saturday 3 October | Cellar 35 | 8pm | £8/£6adv Seattle duo Trespassers William have been around for a while (since 1997 in fact) and their brand of dreamy ambient folk-pop should be a perfect fit for the intimate surroundings of Cellar 35.
Read more →We’ve just got wind of the fact that Fence Records grande fromage King Creosote and labelmates Gummi Bako are playing acoustic/solo sets tonight (Sunday 27 Sept) at JPs Bar and Grill (formerly Pivo/The Union) on Littlejohn Street at 9pm. It’s part of Freshers’ Week but is apparently open to all and appears to be free as...
Read more →Monday 28 September | The Tunnels | 7pm | £6 Exiled Aberdonians The Xcerts bring their soaring tunes back ‘hame’ again ahead of a tour with Idlewild, while one of the best bands in town at the moment Cast Of The Capital get things underway with some indiepop goodness. Sandwiched between the two will...
Read more →One of Scotland’s best clubs turns five this weekend, and there’s a pretty decent celebratory line-up on offer to say the least… On Thursday 24th September electro/indie night The Dirty Hearts Club welcomes local guitar types Right Hand Left, funky Stirling outfit Jack Butler and acoustic bod Myke Black (10pm/£3/£2) Friday 25 September sees...
Read more →Sunday 27 September | The Tunnels | 7.30pm | £7 Sheffield duo Slow Club‘s debut album ‘Yeah, So’ (released earlier this year) is a collection of beautiful, folksy, joyous, country-tinged, catchy pop tunes. It’s good in other words. Ignore the sneering writers who dismiss them as ‘twee’, they’re far, far better than that hackneyed tag...
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