Unashamedly rock n’ roll, Glasgow’s Tijuana Bibles bring an explosive energy to their music, moving on from their bluesy 2013…
Arts Preview: Glasgow International Comedy Festival
After living here for six months, I can definitely say that Glaswegians are pretty funny. In fact, they have a…
Arts Review: Ariodante
Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, 18th – 20th February 2016 Attending a nearly 300 year old opera may seem daunting, but…
Live Review – Youth Lagoon
Originally Published in the Heroes Issue, February 2016 KING TUT’S WAH WAH HUT – 05/02/16 “Glasgow, my friends” – that’s…
STaG New Works, Night 2
Student Theatre at Glasgow, Webster Theatre, 17th Feb 2016 The second night of STAG’s New Works in the wonderful Webster…
Live Review: Ulrika Spacek
Ulrika Spacek, The Hug and the Pint, 08/2 Ulrika Spacek is a breath of fresh air and dark-rock ideology –…
Live Review: The Front Bottoms
The Front Bottoms – The Garage, 7th February ‘The categoric rise of The Front Bottoms after signing to Fueled By…
Qmunicate’s Newbie Spotlight: Wandering Sons
My first encounter with Wandering Sons was hearing them busking outside St Enoch subway station during the Christmas Market. They…
The Wholls Interview
You’ve been described as one of the biggest up-and-coming bands recently, how do you think you’ve gotten this far? I…
QMU Live Fest Preview: Tuff Love – Resort
Self-described as “aggressively melodic” and “apologetic pop music”, with Enya as their only listed musical influence, it’s difficult to tell…
