Author Archives: georgeglen

Always lovely to play one of our favourite venues, and especially to celebrate Alan’s 25th Anniversary. Two full on sets with all our best bangers!

Sing In The City Party 2024 at the Barron Suite room at the Corn Exchange/Academy. Oh what a night! O2 Academy Edinburgh Not enough photos to get all 350 in! Everyone had a great party. xx

So glad we took a punt to go see the unkown to us Silvia Konstance Costan and Viktor L. Crux from Barcelona, but I had a feeling they would be something special … proved right! I love a bit of … Continue reading →

We had a super time playing our 2nd “Rattlesnakes” show at Stereo in Glasgow last week. Cheers to everyone that came down too see us, it’s a great venue and we really appreciated the reaction to the songs. It’s a … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone that came out for our first “Lloyd Cole – Rattlesnakes 40th Anniversary” show on Sunday. It was great fun and we think we did justice to this brilliant album. Another sell out show so be quick if … Continue reading →

Picked up fellow ‘pondie’ Kenny for drive through and got chatting to many more excited for the latest episode of the ‘Sing To Tim’ reunion shows in memory of the late great Tim Smith. This was a pretty similar set … Continue reading →

Really enjoyed what I have seen/heard about Plantoid, and I was not dissapointed … they’re brilliant! Jazzy, Proggy, Mathy, Shoegazey (whatever else they can imagine)… a heady melding of genres, but all works beautifully to my mind and they clearly … Continue reading →

We had a blast playing in Glasgow tonight ! Thanks to Bowie Blinders for asking us along, and for the very lovely audience as well. Slay is a great venue and we hope to be back soon.

I’m such a massive fan! After that magnificent evening at Barrowlands last time in Glasgow, SWG3 seemed a bit low key, but so many super fans made a big atmosphere in a relatively small room for such an important band. … Continue reading →

Never miss Natasha Khan when she comes to town so this special Edinburgh Festival event was a must. Got great seats down the front too. Arriving on stage she started with some solo interpretive dance, and with some poetry reading … Continue reading →