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“This one gonna be lively”, Gemma Brown’s latest blog post predicts a hot summer (whatever the weather) as JA Live and Fire in Babylon team up again, this time they will be hitting the road with a series of ruff and tuff West Indian infused events!
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Inspired by some of the best improv acts at the Edinburgh Fringe, and featuring a troupe made up of seven of the best actors, comedians, musicians and improvisers Scotland has to offer, “Transylvanian Nights” by the writers of the critically acclaimed “Lingua Frank” Harry Gooch and Jamie McDonald, is the brand new [...]
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Produced for Social Media Week Glasgow by Walking Heads in association with Glasgow Museums, the Five Easy Pieces podcast series explores the city’s cultural history through a series of objects from Glasgow’s past.
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In the second of our Jukebox Journeys series, Benny Robb visits one of Glasgow’s most vibrant venues to sample it’s range of refreshments and investigate another of the ‘best-ever’ jukeboxes featured on our Glasgow Music Tour
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As we embark on our Jukebox Journeys blog series by visiting Glasgow’s 13th Note, we thought it only right to take another musical journey of sorts with Franz Ferdinand’s Alex Kapranos mix for Domino Radio.
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This series will explore the very best in Glasgow’s jukebox selection, with our bloggers exploring some of the city’s most reputable music venues and reporting back with their findings.
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What makes a really great jukebox? Gemma Brown kicks off a series exploring Glasgow’s killer ‘coin-operated music machines’ by visiting 13th Note.
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“At first glance the bare exterior suggests a deserted shop, but looks are deceiving.”
At Walking Heads we love to know what is going on in Glasgow’s vibrant music scene and that means exploring the vast and varied selection of venues nurturing the city’s musical talent. In our latest guest blog, Glasgow [...]
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Roddy Frame recently returned to Glasgow, to play to a packed audience in Glasgow’s 02 ABC, a fitting choice given that the East Kilbride native first opened the venue back in 2005.
Continue Reading →So the MOBO awards 2011 are all over but it’s no surprise they were moved back to the SECC after a brief hiatus in Liverpool last year which never really matched the intensity or charm of Glasgow in 2009, the first MOBO [...]
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