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FREE Acoustic Sessions and Open Mic ()ran Mor. 73l 735 (ireat Western Road. 357 (i200. 8pm. Acoustic night hosted by Ross Clark.
FREE John Crocker, Commercial Break, Soundtrack to a Blockbuster and Mike Smith l’iyo l’iyo. l5 Waterloo Street. 564 8l00. 8pm.
The headliner is a wandering l'S balladeer
making a walking tour of the IR. FREE Molly Wagger and Tuesday Night Girls Box. 431 Sattchiehall Street. 332 543 l. 8pm. l'olktt'onica ensemble from lidinburgh. I Pavilion Barfly. 2(i0 (‘lyde Street. ()870 907 0999. 8pm. £5. Wakefield quartet who haye toured with their townsfolk The (‘ribs. I The Script King Tut’s Wali Wah llut. 272a St Vincent Street. 22l 5279. 8pm. £8.50. ()yer- l4s show. ('eltic soul brother trio from Dublin. FREE Open Stage The Hall Bar. loo Woodlands Road. 352 9996. 8.30pm. Weekly open mic session. hosted by David Rae and Base Needles. I Primordial Undermind, Thought Forms, John W Fail 8: Neil Davidson Duo and Rendelect Remains l3th Note care. 50 ()0 King Street. 553 M38. 8.45pm. £5. llallucinogenic drones and garage rock grinds from the [S headliners. Dean Owens Repttblic Bier llof. 323 Sauchiehall Street. 353 0953. The Ainerican-influenced Scottish singer- songwriter plays tunes from his new album. ll'liixky Hearts. which he recorded iii Nashyille. I The Miss’s, It You Lived Here You’d Be Home By Now, Amy Belle and Lynnie Carson Stereo. 20 28 Renfield Lane. 222 2254. Acoustic pop duo headline with support from the Tom Waits-influenced IYLllYBllBN.
Thursday 14
Glasgow
I Purpose Failed, Surreal Nights and Hollow Point Soundhaus. 47 llydepark Street. 22l 4659. 7.30pm. ()yer- los show. Local band bill including young emo quartet Purpose l’ailed.
I Tempercalm ()ran Mor. 731 735 (Brent Western Road. 357 (i200. 7.30pm. Local guitar-wielding noiseniks.
I FATE, Carved from Violence, Switchblade Scream and Grant Me Revenge Stereo. 20» 28 Renlield Lane. 222 2254. 8pm. Metalcore bill.
I John Ninshelwood Tchai ()yna. 42 ()tago Lane. 357 4524. 8pm. £2. Star of the Scottish roots. country and folk music scene plays originals and coyers.
FREE The Lane and The Trade Box. 43l Sauchiehall Street. 332 543l. 8pm. (ilasgow rockers.
I Nespresco, In Adaras Oceans, Exit to Your Left and The LaFontaines Barfly (upstairs). 2(i0 ('ly'de Street. ()870 907 0999. 8pm. £5. ()yer- l4s show. Varied bill featuring alt.rock. metal and hip-hop influences.
I This Familiar Smile, Fights 8: Fins and Reginald Barfly. 260 (‘lyde Street. 0870 907 0999. 8pm. £5. linioish sounds from the (‘olieed and (‘ambria-like This i‘tttlliltll’ Smile.
I Vulture Speak Tchai ()yna. l(i9 Deanston l)riye. (>49 7258. 8pm. £2. Minimalist psych folk sounds.
I Dollskabeat MacSorley's .‘yltisic Bar. 42 Jamaica Street. 248 858l. 8.30pm. lilectro pop from lidinburgh.
I The Talks, The Black Arrows and Louis Macbeth King Tut's Wah Wah lltit. 272a St Vincent Street. 22l 5279. 8.30pm. £5. Reggae-influenced indie punk from Hull headliners.
I Team Brick and Guanoman l3th Note Cafe. 50 {)0 King Street. 553 l(i38. 9pm. Team Brick is an eclectic Bristolian multi-instrumentalist who also explores left-field possibilities with his yoice. FREE Wicked Game The Twisted Wheel. 73 Queen Street. 22l 4851. I0pm—2am. l)lY sounds at the Wheel. where anyone can request music. contribute \‘isttals. make suggestions or
put their name down to [)1 at a future Wicked (lame.
Peebles
I The Wilders liastgate Theatre & Arts ('entre. liastgate. 0l72l 725 777. 7.30pm. £l2 (£l0). Kansas ('ity hillbilly li\'ewires.
Jazz
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Glasgow
I Richard Mailey Tchai ()y na. 42 ()tago Lane. 357 4524. 8pm. £2. Baritone blues.
FREE The Easy Orchestra The Butterfly & the Pig. l53 Bath Street. 22l 77] I. 9.30pm. The l-‘riday morning houseband on BB(' Radio Scotland's .llm‘Aii/uy A’- (‘it perform froin their diyet‘se songbook.
Glasgow
FREE Terri Shaltiel Quartet Brel. 39 43 Ashton Lane. 342 4960. 3 6pm. Sotil. blues and Latin infused ja/l from this Leeds yocalist.
FREE The Michael Deans Ouintet Bar Bloc. I I7 Bath Street. 574 6066.
5 8pm. Quintet led by tenor saxophonist Deans. playing a modern blend of bebop. ja/I and ftiiik.
Fife
I The Milenburgh Jazz Band Hill of Taryit Mansionhouse. (‘upaiz ()844 493 2l85. 7.l5pm. £l2 (£l0). Traditional ja/I from this l'iifc-hased otlllit.
Sunday 10 ,
Glasgow
FREE Jazz Futures The 78. I4 Kelyinhaugh Street. 576 50l8. 3pm. l’aul Tow ndrow has brought together this ensemble of tip-aiid-coming ja// talent to help deyelop their performing skills through on-stage interaction.
FREE Stuart Brown Trio The 78. I4 Kelyinhaugh Street. 576 50l8.
9pm midnight. llighly promising young trio led by this innoyatiye drummer.
Tuesday 1 2 .
Glasgow
FREE The Bottleneckers Blackt'i'iai's. 36 Bell Street. 552 5924. 9pm. l-‘ifties- style rhythm and blues band play a residency.
Wednesday 13‘
Glasgow
I Live Jazz Tchai ()yna. 42 ()tago Lane. 357 4524. 8pm. £2. .A mixture of standards and originals played on guitar. drums and saxophone.
Rik
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Thursday 7
Glasgow
I The Malkies St Andrew’s iii the Square. St Andrew‘s Square. 559 5902. 7.30pm. £8 (£6). Long-term Atissie
Rock&Pop Music
resident and socialist singer-songwriter Alistair lltilett and his band launch new (illitlttt .SII/Im/ (III(/ linulml.
I Yvonne Lyon The Twisted Wheel. Queen Street. 22l 4851. 7.30pm. £5. (ientle Scottish sitiger-songwritei‘.
I Yaman Tchai ()yiia. l)eanston l)riye. (349 7258. 8pm. £2. Indian classical sitar and flute music.
Falkirk
I Summer Sessions l-‘alkirk l-‘olk ('lth. The Polish ('lub. Ai'not Street. 0l324 ol3395. 8pm. Informal folk
East Renfrewshire
I Neilston Live! Festival of Neilston Life and Culture Information from the l‘estiyal Office. the Old Batik. Main Street. for information call ()l4l 5(il l20l or info(u neilstonliye.co.uk. Times \ary. l’rices stay A big old Neilston shindig with a Barfest. local history talks. crafts. ccilidh. tea dance and a \ illagc walk with the Walking 'l‘hcatre (‘ompanyz There will be carniyal celebrations on the Saturday with a cracking line-up of pipers. drummers atid dancers from Bra/il to .\larakesh bringing a taste of (’uba. Africa. Bra/ll and Scotland to Stain Street and Pig Square. There will be liyc music from liletricat dancers and Artists in lixile among others.
Stirling
I Aly Bain 8. Phil Cunningham Albert llalls. Dumbarton Road. 0l78o 473 544. 7.30pm. £l4 £lo (£l2). Scotland‘s most fainotIs fiddle and accordion duo entertain.
East Renfrewshire
I Neilston Live! Festival of Neilston Life and Culture Times yary'. l’rices \ai'y. See Thu 7.
Saturday 9. 1 y
East Renfrewshire
I Roots and Hoots with Finlay MacDonald and Band (‘rot‘tliead Bowling (Tub. Mollendinar 'l‘errace. Neilston. 7.30pm. £|0 (£o). llot contemporary piping from liinlay .\lacl)oiiald and his ja/l/folk/t‘ock outfit. Support from Scots/Irish country songwriter Mary K Burke and Band. I’url (it‘A'ei/slun I.ii'('.’
Peebles
I Peter Morrison and Alastair McDonald liastgate Theatre & Arts ('entre. liastgate. 0l72l 725 777. 7.30pm. £l2 (£l0). Scottish music. stories and merriiiient from yeteran performers Peter and Alastair.
East Rentrewshiro
I Neilston Live! Festival of Neilston Life and Culture Times yary. l’rices yary. See Thu 7.
Sunday 10. -
Peebles
I Aftabre Concinui/Polish Chamber Singers liastgate 'l‘lieatre & Arts (‘eiitre. l-Zastgaie. ()I72l 725 777. 7.30pm. £l0. Six a cappella singers from the city of l’o/nan perform a yery Varied programme. ranging from renaissance music and madrigals to ‘l)anny Boy’.
East Renfrewshire
I Neilston Live! Festival of Neilston Life and Culture Times \ary'. Prices way. See Thu 7.
Glasgow
I Border Pipemaking with Nigel Richard The National l’ipiiig ('eiitre. Mcl’hater Street. ('ow L‘iltltlL‘llS. 2S7
55l l. lllain. £6 (£4). Nigel Richards of (laryic Bagpipes shows you the skills and techniques inyolyed in making bellow s-blow n Border pipes. I’ur! of" Piping I.ii't'.’
FREE Piping in the Square (ieorge Square. 1 Iain & lpm. Some of the best pipers in the world eyery day. l’ur/ of Piping /.fl'(’.'
FREE Teas an righligh: Basking in the Warmth of the Reel llutchesons’ llall. Ingram Street. 552 839l. l lam. Art exhibition inspired by pipe tunes. created by teti artists from the Highlands and Islands. I’ul‘l U/i l’i/iing l.ii‘i'.’
FREE Piping Live Street Cafe The National l’iping (‘entre. Mcl’hater Street. (‘mscaddens. 287 55l l. .\'oon. 2pm «Q 5pm. linjoy liyc musical sessions from some of the finest young pipers and folk musicians from Scotland. Be entertained and enjoy some of the finest Scottish hospitality. at the l’ipers‘ Tryst in the specially extended festiHll street L‘itlc. I’tll'l Uf- l’i/ii/tg l.ii't'.'
I Lunchtime Recital The National l’iping (’entrc. \lcl’hater Street.
('ow caddens. 2S7 55l l. lpm. £3 (£(i). A selection of some of the world's top pipers including Ally Henderson. ('ameron l)rtiinmond and James .\lcl\'en/ie ( ll Aug): Jack Lee ( l2 Aug): Army School of Bagpipe .\ltisic and Highland l)ruiiiiiiing ( l3 Atig). limma Buchan. Margaret Dunn and Andrea Boyd ( l4 Aug) and Angus .\lac(‘oll ( l5 Aug). I’tirl n/ I’i/ring I.ii'('.’ FREE The Warning Collection Book Launch The National l’iping (K‘ltlt'c‘. .\lcl’haler Street. ('ow L‘iltltlL‘llS. 287 55l l. lpm. l-‘iye international friends and pipe music composers (l’attl lluglies. .lohn Roarty. Aiigtis Roberts. Benjamin McLaughlin and Ian \Vcstgate) ha\e put a collection of their music together in one book. I’ul'l (if l’i/ii/ig l.ii'i'.'
FREE Art Exhibition Recital llutcliesons‘ llall. Ingram Street. 552 839l. 3.30pm. A recital will be held each day at the Has/sine in [/H' lliirnilli of I/Ir' Reel e\liibition with the greatest of today 's pipers and musicians. including Roddy .\lacl.eod \lBli ( ll Aug); Allan .\lacl)onald ( l2 Aug ): ('larsach .\'a Bangrighe ( l3 Aug). Simon .\lel'\'eri'ell
( l4 Aug) and l‘inlay .\Iacl)onald ( l5 Aug). I’ui‘l u/ I’i/iilte l.ii't'.’
I Piping Live! Opening Concert Royal (‘oncct't Hall. 2 Sauchiehall Street. 353 8000. 7.30pm. £l4 (£l0i. The l'estiyal of piping kicks off with reedsiiian l'TitSL‘l' l-‘ilield and guitarist (iraeme Stephen. Spain's high energy folk group l.lan l)e (’ubel and Scotland’s ()ltl lilitltl Dogs.
I Yaman Tchai ()y na. ()tago Lane. 357 4524. 8pm. £2. See Thu 7.
I Piping Live! Festival Club The National l’ipiiig ('enti'e. \lcl’hater Street. ('twscaddens. 2S7 55l l. l0pm. £7. ('ontintic the party after the concerts with James \lackenxie and ('raig \luirhead. and Lin .\loore k Sarah lloy (ll Aug); line—up the ( l2 Aug); Rough Times. Syly ian llainon and l’adrig Sicard ( l3 Aug ); licletnica l’agus and l’ipedow n ( l4 Aug )1 lyan (ireorgiey and ('illian Vallely ( l5 Aug). I’tiri nl’l’i/iing I.ii'i’.'
Ballooh
FREE Lomond Folk Club: Open Session The Dog House Lounge. Main Street. (H389 o07300. 8pm. Ati eyening ol‘ liyc traditional and folk music. All musicians. singers atid listeners
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Stirling
I Cloudstreet Stirling l-‘olk ('lub. Stirling ('otinty Rugby l’ootball (‘lub. Bridgeliatigh l’ark. (‘ausewayhead Road. 0l259 2l852l. 8pm. £(i. lintertainiiig Australian folk duo .loliii Thompson and Nicole Murray with guitar and traditional flute. strong Vocal harmonics. great stories and ballads.
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