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Tijuana Bibles' Wild River launch party

Tijuana Bibles are hoping for a break and judging by the reviews they are receiving this summer might just bring it. Read

Amplifier turn it up with "Echo Street"

Progressive rockers Amplifier are set to release a new album and will be playing a Glasgow gig to promote thelaunch. “Echo Street” is the fourth album release from the Manchester four-piece outfit and will be on the Kscope label.Read

Pete MacLeod keeps it real with new release

Pete MacLeod has released a new EP and has his sights firmly set on releasing an album this year.Read

The Blackout, picture by Marcus Maschwitz

The Blackout look to start the party at King Tut's

The Blackout are currently touring to promote their new album "Start the Party" and will play two gigs at King Tut's on Sunday.Read

Cultural festival’s schedule

Airdrie is preparing to welcome Inspiral Carpets frontman Tom Hingley and leading Scottish writer Christopher Brookmyre as part of cultural festival Encounters.Read

Squeeze man Glenn performs live in Airdrie

His temples may be greying and his waistline expanding, but Squeeze star Glenn Tilbrook’s songs show no sign of middle-age — still sounding as fresh and tight as ever.Read

Some might say indie band will be adored

INDIE music aficionado Mark Allison was blown away when he watched Stone Roses play at Heaton Park in Manchester last month.Read

Feet of Clay model collection on best seller

IT WAS 50 Shades of Grey for Feet of Clay during an appearance at Eden Festival.Read

Wickerman still holds a torch for festival fun

THE rain stayed away as music lovers returned to the Wickerman Festival for its 11th year.Read

Wee D losing sleep over award

RAPPER Wee D has been short listed in the nominations for the Scottish New Music Awards.Read

Raymond Hackland, picture by Petra Doeve

Raymond Hackland’s race track could land pole position

HE MAY not exactly be living life in the fast lane but musician Raymond Hackland is definitely moving up through the gears at a fair rate.Read

The Proclaimers, picture courtesy of Fiona Garvie

The Proclaimers hit the highway

THE Proclaimers are back; the country’s most famous twins took to the stage for the first time in two years when they played in Lanarkshire last Friday night.Read

Home grown talent set to shine at Wickerman Festival

DESPITE the wet weather, music lovers have been having a ball as summer festivals get into full flow across the length and breadth of the country.Read

Arcane Roots to rock the Hut

THREE-piece rock pop outfit Arcane Roots will be hitting the hut for a live Scottish appearance.Read

Intimate Gigs return with a host of artists

PROMOTER Iain Strefford has been organising live performances by bands and artists for more than a decade.Read

Dance fans in for a Wickerman treat

WITH the mercury rising into double figures and the sun making an appearance it looks as if summer is finally on the doorstep. Music lovers are now gearing up for the outdoor life and the annual music festivals.Read

Button Up are back

THEIR music may hark back to a by-gone era but Button Up are certainly in demand in the present day.Read

Forever Rivals take it to the next stage

WITH a backbone that’s made in Coatbridge, pop-punk outfit Forever Rivals have stormed through to the regional final of the Live and Unsigned competition.Read