Arts Review: Hollie McNish

Òran Mór, 4th October Presented as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival. Hollie McNish is a … More

Arts Review: John Byrne’s Three Sisters

Dir. Andy Arnold, The Tron, 1st – 18th October Anyone who attended John Byrne’s recent exhibition at the National Portrait … More

His real name is James Keogh and he had two very well received singles released last year- including last Summer’s … More

Dir. Matthew Lenton, Tramway, 3rd – 11th October Presented as part of the Scottish Mental Health Arts and Film Festival. … More

The mysterious Swedish, psychedelic-fusion band Goat claims to be a tribe from an obscure village. They are known to consistently … More

After selling 300,000 copies of their debut album An Awesome Wave, Alt-J return with their sophomore effort: a cartoonish squiggle … More

Darkest Era, a Northern Irish five-piece metal band, returned to The Classic Grand on Saturday 27th September for the fifth … More

Straight off the back of the release of their debut album ‘The Weird and Wonderful Marmozets’, Marmozets have embarked on … More

The SSE Hydro, 19th September – 10th October Still Game’s Jack, Victor et al light up the stage in a … More

With their 2004 debut album You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine, the Canadian duo offered an alternative version of guitar … More