Review: Touring the country with one-off shows in one-of-a-kind locations, Nokia Lumia Live brought heart plundering folk-pop from Sheffield's Slow Club, to Glasgow's Panopticon, for a perfect pairing to rival tea and cake.
With their new album set for release in August, and the group set to star at T in the Park next month, Scottish indie icons Travis came into...
It’s been a long wait since their 2008 debut, but after record label wrangles the purveyors of summery power pop have returned with a new...
One of Scotland’s best new singer-songwriters, Rachel Sermanni came into the STV studio and gave us a very special rendition of her track...
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band deliver a masterclass in live performance
Britain’s Got Talent finalists Luminites have announced that they are to play a series of gigs next month on the back of their success on the TV talent show.
Aberdeenshire singer-songwriter Emeli Sande has been confirmed on the line up for an all-star charity concert in memory of Stephen Lawrence – the black youth murdered in London in 1993.
Ahead of new dates in Glasgow and Edinburgh, Mark Morrow from the band discusses their unforgettable gig in Leicester.
With less than a month to go until T in the Park celebrates 20 years, the festival has announced its line-up of DJs heading to Kinross to get the party well and truly started on Thursday July 11 – when early birds will have started camping.
Glasgow musician and producer Doug Wilson is unveiling his sky-scraping epic indie-pop outfit Giant Fang this Thursday in a highly anticipated show at live music night Milk – he’s given us a glimpse of what’s in store.
Review: Though Melt Yourself Down was formed out of the ashes of Acoustic Ladyland, the atmosphere was anything but funereal at Broadcast last night as the jazz-inflected group delivered a terrific set that had the audience dancing along.
