Friday, November 30, 2012
Monday, March 05, 2012
Glad Cafe Gig at Kinning Park Complex - March 16th 2012
Another great Glad Cafe gig coming up at Kinning Park Complex on Friday March 16th featuring well known folk musician, song writer and southsider Alasdair Roberts and psych, folk pop(ish) outfit Adam Stearns and the Glass Animals - also southsiders.
Bar will be open from 7 pm.
Labels: Kinning Park, music events
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Sing for the sunrise
So today is the longest day of the year and come tomorrow morning the days will begin to draw in, nights will get darker and summer will slowly slide into autumn. What better way to celebrate this than with the National Theatre of Scotland greeting the new day with a sing song in Queens Park at 04:30am tomorrow morning!!
Here is what they had to say for themselves.
"Dear all,
On the 22nd of June (the morning following the summer solstice), you are invited to be part of a makeshift, DIY choir, who will sing as the sun arrives over the hill. Originally commissioned as part of Fuel's 'Everyday Moments' Series (http://www.fueltheatre.com/projects/everyday-moments), this newly composed dawnsong will also form part of National Theatre Scotland's fifth birthday celebrations; 24 hours of live, five ...minute, back-to-back performances, all broadcast on the web (http://fiveminutetheatre.com/). If you would like to be part of this tuneful ritual to mark one the years longest days, just come along to the two choir practices.
The first is at the RSAMD, in the city center, on June 19th between 1 and 4 pm. The second will be on Monday June 20th in Queens Park, from 6pm. All are welcome!
The performance will take place on Wednesday 22nd, 4.30am, at Queens Park Viewpoint and will be filmed for live web broadcast.
Any questions, please email contact@nicgreen.org.uk.
Thanks for reading, hope to see some of you there-in the meantime please feel free to forward this invite!
Best wishes,
nic green"
I really like the idea of hearing all these nice songs but 04:30am is rather early. Hmmm I think I'll sleep on it.
Here is what they had to say for themselves.
"Dear all,
On the 22nd of June (the morning following the summer solstice), you are invited to be part of a makeshift, DIY choir, who will sing as the sun arrives over the hill. Originally commissioned as part of Fuel's 'Everyday Moments' Series (http://www.fueltheatre.com/projects/everyday-moments), this newly composed dawnsong will also form part of National Theatre Scotland's fifth birthday celebrations; 24 hours of live, five ...minute, back-to-back performances, all broadcast on the web (http://fiveminutetheatre.com/). If you would like to be part of this tuneful ritual to mark one the years longest days, just come along to the two choir practices.
The first is at the RSAMD, in the city center, on June 19th between 1 and 4 pm. The second will be on Monday June 20th in Queens Park, from 6pm. All are welcome!
The performance will take place on Wednesday 22nd, 4.30am, at Queens Park Viewpoint and will be filmed for live web broadcast.
Any questions, please email contact@nicgreen.org.uk.
Thanks for reading, hope to see some of you there-in the meantime please feel free to forward this invite!
Best wishes,
nic green"
I really like the idea of hearing all these nice songs but 04:30am is rather early. Hmmm I think I'll sleep on it.
Labels: music events, Queens Park news
Sunday, April 03, 2011
Streetland Meetland
Last night we went along to the Streetland Meetland event, at the Chalet in Govanhill. It's always a treat to get inside the Chalet building it's such an interesting place. If you've never been make sure you get along to the Streetland festival. Anyway there was a great selection of local DJ'S and Bands playing throughout the night and the Streetland Meetland Quiz.
The quiz masters Neil and Tom hosted a pretty difficult quiz, we were thankful the very lovely Bill and Mary Anne were in our team. Overall we came third and won an assorted music cd from 1995 and a half dozen sausages. We have to confess to getting the question relating to Southside Happenings wrong!
We had a great time and if last nights anything to go by then this years Streetland event is going to be fantastic, so make sure you keep the 29/30th April free.
Labels: govanhill events, music event, music events, Streetland Events
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Southside Festival - Gigs in the Glasshouses
On Friday 21st sees Carol Laula, Maeve Boyle and Robyn and Amie play at the Glasshouses. Doors open at 8pm and tickets are £10.
For the Second year running La Roche Rumba will be part of the Southside Festival with a night at the Glasshouses in Queen's Park. They'll be presenting Pooch, Brand New Bag, Carnivale Fatale and the Rumba DJ's on the main night of the festival. Sounds like a great night and will sell out quickly so get your tickets soon.Doors open at 9pm Tickets £7
Sunday night the festival presents JJ Gilmour along with Acoustic Butterfly and Zemmy. Doors open at 8pm and tickets are £10All Tickets can be purchased from http://www.tickets-scotland.com/ or Tel 0141 204 5151. Tickets can also be purchased on the door.
For more Southside Festival 2010 Events click here
Labels: music events, Southside festival events
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
The 106 Club: 9 April 2010
After a successful first event the 106 Club returns, to McNeill's Bar, this Friday night with Ming Ming and the Ching Chings: One of Scotland's down-and-dirtiest bands - and DJ's playing punk, rockability, motown, 60s, americana, garage, indie. Entry is £5:00
Friday 9 April at 8:30pm.more info
Labels: music events
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Glad Cafe - 19th March 2010
After two previous sucessful events The Glad Cafe return with their third event. Anarkali along with guests Lonely Oatcake will create an evening of Celtic sounds for St Patricks night. This time the event will be held in the Scouthall, on Shawmoss Road, in Crossmyloof. Tickets are £5 on the door and runs from 8pm till late.
http://www.thegladcafe.com/
http://www.thegladcafe.com/
Labels: music events






