MNS GIGguide (Apr24-26)
Here's the latest MNS GIGguide from the MUSIC NEWS Scotland team, which includes our guide to music on Scottish TV and radio in the coming week. Email your gigs for next week’s guide to: robert.musicnewsscotland@gmail.com GIGguide advertising - If you're an unsigned band and would like your flyer/poster included in the MNS GIGguide and our other two publications, it is only £50 for 8 weeks exposure in our three digital titles which roll out weekly. Email: carol.musicnewsscotland@gmail.com for more info. You can read MUSIC NEWS Scotland, MNS FESTIVALS! and our MNS GIGguide from links at: http://musicnewsscotland.wordpress.com/mns-digital-publication-links/ and why not sign up to get them all delivered straight to your inbox every week here: http://eepurl.com/dKZQY Thanks for your support - the MNS Team!
Here's the latest MNS GIGguide from the MUSIC NEWS Scotland team, which includes our guide to music on Scottish TV and radio in the coming week.
Email your gigs for next week’s guide to: robert.musicnewsscotland@gmail.com
GIGguide advertising - If you're an unsigned band and would like your flyer/poster included in the MNS GIGguide and our other two publications, it is only £50 for 8 weeks exposure in our three digital titles which roll out weekly. Email: carol.musicnewsscotland@gmail.com for more info.
You can read MUSIC NEWS Scotland, MNS FESTIVALS! and our MNS GIGguide from links at: http://musicnewsscotland.wordpress.com/mns-digital-publication-links/ and why not sign up to get them all delivered straight to your inbox every week here: http://eepurl.com/dKZQY
Thanks for your support - the MNS Team!
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<strong>MNS</strong> <strong>GIGguide</strong> - a MUSIC NEWS Scotland supplement<br />
page 11: glasgow + surrounding area<br />
One of Scotland's all-time greatest female voices and<br />
performers, with a unique ability to connect with live<br />
audiences on a deeply emotional level, the Glasgowborn<br />
singer promises an unforgettable experience for<br />
fans old and new in Dumfries, Inverness, Aberdeen,<br />
Perth, Lanark, Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow<br />
throughout April.<br />
www.eddireader.co.uk/gigs/<br />
27 APRIL<br />
The Fallen Angels Club presents ..... EMMA JANE<br />
(New Album Premiere Show) :: At The Rum Shack,<br />
Glasgow. 8pm. Glasgow based Americana singer/<br />
songwriter Emma Jane has been writing songs since<br />
the age of seven and performing since late 2005.<br />
She has been described as having one of the most<br />
distinctive, rich, bluesy voices you'll hear this side of<br />
Nashville.<br />
A songwriter with the capability to move the hardest<br />
of souls.<br />
www.fallenangelsclub.com<br />
28 APRIL<br />
EDDI READER :: At Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow.<br />
One of Scotland's all-time greatest female voices and<br />
performers, with a unique ability to connect with live<br />
audiences on a deeply emotional level, the Glasgowborn<br />
singer promises an unforgettable experience for<br />
fans old and new in Dumfries, Inverness, Aberdeen,<br />
Perth, Lanark, Edinburgh, Stirling and Glasgow<br />
throughout April.<br />
www.eddireader.co.uk/gigs/<br />
2 MAY<br />
The Fallen Angels Club presents ..... JOHN<br />
DOUGLAS (Trashcan Sinatras) :: At The Glad Café,<br />
Glasgow. 8pm. £15. At long last, fans and newcomers<br />
alike are treated to an intimate snapshot of the talent,<br />
charisma and depth of this celebrated Scottish indie<br />
songsmith. With this release comes the start of a new<br />
chapter in John Douglas’ creative life as he<br />
simultaneously looks back at a lifetime of musical<br />
adventures and accolades and moves forwards.<br />
www.fallenangelsclub.com<br />
JIM BOB :: At Saint Lukes, 17 Bain Street, Glasgow,<br />
G40 2JZ. 7.30pm, £25adv. Jim Bob is one oil painting<br />
exhibition short of being Britain’s greatest living<br />
renaissance man. You might know him best as the<br />
singer with Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine. He<br />
had fourteen top 40 singles and four top ten albums<br />
(including a number one) with them. Carter toured<br />
the world and headlined Glastonbury before breaking<br />
up in 1997.<br />
www.facebook.com/jimbobfromcarter<br />
3 MAY<br />
ORBITAL :: At The Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow.<br />
Orbital are to reissue their seminal self-titled 1991<br />
debut album, known to fans as ‘The Green Album’, on<br />
19th April via London Records. Formats include a 4LP<br />
Box Set, 4CD Box Set, Black and Coloured 2LP, 2CD,<br />
and Cassette. All tracks have been fully remastered<br />
by Phil and Paul Hartnoll for the very first time. The<br />
news arrives as the duo confirm details for ‘The Green<br />
+ Brown Album Tour’ this Spring, in which they will<br />
revisit not only ‘The Green Album’ but also its<br />
legendary successor ‘The Brown Album’ at their<br />
upcoming UK + Ireland dates.<br />
www.orbitalofficial.com/live/<br />
4 MAY<br />
SCOTTISH NATIONAL JAZZ ORCHESTRA & RSNO<br />
- Rhapsody In Blue :: At Glasgow Royal Concert<br />
Hall, 2 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow G2 3NY. 7.30pm. Big<br />
cities, big tunes – and you’d better believe it’s going<br />
to swing! The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO)<br />
is considered by many to be one of Europe’s foremost<br />
contemporary big bands. Founder/Director Tommy<br />
Smith established the SNJO in 1995 as a not-for-profit<br />
organisation with a crystal clear artistic vision and<br />
core values of versatility, discipline and expression.<br />
The SNJO is dedicated to promoting jazz as a preeminent<br />
art form through performances, original<br />
compositions, recordings, and educational outreach<br />
programmes. This commitment extends to the task of<br />
developing promising young jazz musicians through<br />
the ranks of The Tommy Smith Youth Jazz Orchestra.<br />
www.facebook.com/theSNJO<br />
5 MAY<br />
ALICE HOWE & FREEBO with support from<br />
MARIGOLD :: At Doublet Bar, 74 Park Road Glasgow,<br />
G4 9JF. £15. Alice Howe and Freebo present a unique<br />
study in contrasts, bringing together a rising voice in<br />
Americana music and a venerable rock, folk, and<br />
blues icon. They have worked as creative<br />
collaborators in the studio and on stage since 2017.<br />
Freebo, best known for his decade of touring and<br />
recording with Bonnie Raitt, weaves his unique<br />
fretless bass stylings into Alice’s superb vocals for a<br />
presentation with undeniable chemistry.<br />
www.facebook.com/alicehowemusic<br />
7 MAY<br />
5 New Works For Trumpet :: At Scottish Music<br />
Centre, 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ. An<br />
informal gig of 5 new works composed by RCS<br />
students and performed by Mark O’Keefe.Book @<br />
sophie.rocks@scottishmusiccentre.com<br />
www.scottishmusiccentre.com/event-space<br />
9 MAY<br />
XOOM XOOM (Album Launch) :: At Scottish Music<br />
Centre, 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ. 7.30pm.<br />
Join musical artist Xoom Xoom for the launch of his<br />
debut album, The Origami Future. A blend of<br />
cinematic pop and futuristic nostalgia, The Origami<br />
Future is a culmination of ideas that have been<br />
explored over the past decade. Join us to celebrate<br />
this new music release! Free entry, please rsvp to<br />
sophie.rocks@scottishmusiccentre.com<br />
www.facebook.com/XoomXoomProject<br />
www.scottishmusiccentre.com/event-space<br />
10 MAY<br />
Free workshops from ‘The Traditional Music<br />
Forum’ :: At Scottish Music Centre, 100 Candleriggs,<br />
Glasgow, G1 1NQ. 11am and 2pm. Our new Scottish<br />
Music Centre members, The Traditional Music Forum,<br />
have just unveiled a series of free industry-focussed<br />
workshops designed to equip you with the essential<br />
knowledge and skills for your career as a selfemployed<br />
traditional musician. Their workshops on<br />
the 10 May are free but ticketed, please rsvp to<br />
sophie.rocks@scottishmusiccentre.com<br />
www.scottishmusiccentre.com/event-space<br />
The Fallen Angels Club presents ..... JILL<br />
JACKSON Album Launch :: At Saint Lukes,<br />
Glasgow. 8pm. £24.50. Jill Jackson’s name that has<br />
gained prominence, is not just a musician; she’s a<br />
force of nature, an artist whose music strikes a chord<br />
with the deepest emotions of listeners. From her<br />
humble beginnings in Glasgow to gracing the stages<br />
of Top of The Pops, of T In The Park and touring with<br />
Bryan Adams, Jackson’s journey has been nothing<br />
short of remarkable.<br />
www.fallenangelsclub.com<br />
Storytelling for Musicians :: At Scottish Music<br />
Centre, 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ. 11am<br />
(2hrs). For musicians who want to be better<br />
storytellers on stage. Learn how to improve your<br />
patter and set introductions with some basic rules of<br />
storytelling. An interactive and fun session led by<br />
experienced storyteller Daniel Serridge, where you<br />
will learn how to stay grounded, be aware of your<br />
audience and try different introductions to songs and<br />
music, with honest and useful feedback. Free, book @<br />
sophie.rocks@scottishmusiccentre.com<br />
www.scottishmusiccentre.com/event-space<br />
Self-Releasing Your Music :: At Scottish Music<br />
Centre, 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1NQ. 2pm<br />
(2hrs). Join composer Matthew Whiteside for the<br />
ultimate guide on recording and releasing your music,<br />
including information on budgeting, rights<br />
registrations and digital distribution. Free, book @<br />
sophie.rocks@scottishmusiccentre.com<br />
www.scottishmusiccentre.com/event-space<br />
11 MAY<br />
CAMERA OBSCURA :: At Barrowland Ballroom,<br />
Glasgow. The band's music has been frequently<br />
garnered comparisons to fellow Scottish band Belle<br />
and Sebastian. The band have also been praised for<br />
their "honest, wide, and adult approach to<br />
heartbreak, romantic liaisons, and escapism. New<br />
album "Look To The East, Look To The West” will be<br />
released worldwide on Merge Records on 3 May.<br />
www.facebook.com/CameraObscuraMusic/<br />
14 MAY<br />
Building International Connections: DAVE<br />
ARCARI / ANDRES ROOTS :: At Scottish Music<br />
Centre, 100 Candleriggs, Glasgow. G1 1NQ. This<br />
event is free for Scottish Music Centre members, with<br />
a suggested donation of £5 to non-members. Join<br />
award winning Blues guitarists, Dave Arcari and<br />
Andres Roots as they share their wealth of knowledge<br />
and experience of touring the globe. An evening of<br />
thoughtful talks and terrific performances, this event<br />
is must-see for anyone looking to tour internationally!<br />
This talk and performance will be the beginning of<br />
Dave Arcari and Estonia's top and Andres Roots<br />
John Douglas @ www.facebook.com/john.douglas.129<br />
Reveal @ www.facebook.com/RevealRecords<br />
Email your gig dates to robert.musicnewsscotland@gmail.com
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