band play the same setlist as the band's two l‘)7‘) shows at Knebmirth
I Langhorne Slim ()ran .\lttl'.
73l 73.5 (ireal \Vesterli Road. 3.57 620“ 7.3llpin £7. (‘ounlr'\ blues performed with punk rock attitude from this unit folk stalwart ol New York‘s Sideualk (Kile.
I Alan Cranney atid The Tellers 'l‘he Mixing Rooms. 22-1 West Regent Street. 22| 736‘). Hptii. l‘t'ee.
I The Grease Monkeys, Plastic Adults and The Poison Sisters Stereo. l4 Kelxinhaugh Street. .576 5lllh’. Spin. 1.3 l-unked up garage ioek lroiii the (irease \lonke)s. plus kindred spirits.
I Jont, The People and Quinn Halli). 2N) (‘l_\de Sll‘t't'l. “37” ("l7 (MN. Spin. L5 Joni is an .iitist \xaging a lliir ."k’tll’l\l S/i'i'p aeeoiding lo the title of his album.
I Da Flava Boyz, Musicians Wanted, The Riot and Captain Kate l‘ui‘} Muri‘} 's. ()6 .\l;i\\s ell Stieel. 22l 65! l. S. 30pm. £4. ineluding entr) to post-gig elub. \Veekl} shim ease ol loeal indie bands.
I The Low Mitts, The Romance and Viva Stereo \Voodside Social (illtit. i2" Niit‘lll \Votidsldt‘ Road. ‘57 I643. ‘)pin 2am. £5. l.i\e indie line up at club night l’iniip Nights
I Ampersand, The Revengers and Coviet 13th Note (ale. 5“ (it) King Street. 553 163K 0pm. £3, Indie rock triple bill.
I Monolake, Sleeparchive and ModeselektorUlasgim School of .»\rt. I67 Reltl'i'eu Street. 3.53 4.53 l.
ll).3()piii 4am. L'l5. Monos and Numbers Joint promotion featuring a triple bill o1 Berlin teehno aets pt‘l'lttl'llllllg live.
I The Thanes Barfly. 260 (‘lyde Street, ()370 907 (NW). ll).3()ptti. £5 (£4). Veteran Edinburgh ps} eh rockers play the l’unhouse.
Edinburgh
I Dawn of the Replicants, Last Great Wilderness and The 55s ('abaret Voltaire. 36 38 Blair Street. 22” 6176. 7pm. £7. See Thu 2.
I Blue Bayou: The Legend of Roy Orbison Brunton 'l‘heatre. Lady“ ell Way. Mtisselburgb. 665 2240. 7.30pm. £12.50 lfllll. 'l'he unforgettable music of the man in blaek. Ro} ()rbison. The show also features songs b_\ the likes of the Everly Brothers. l)llsl_\‘ Springfield. l’ats)’ (‘line and Bobby \"ee.
I lnge Mcllroy, The Dials, The Hussys and Jacob’s Pillow Whistlebiiikies, 4 6 South Bridge. 5.57 5l [4. 6pm. Free before midnight: £4 alter. l’eaturing upbeat indie poppers the lluss) s.
I Wounded Knee \Vee Red Bar. Edinburgh (’ollege of Art. Lauriston Place. 22‘) I442. 6pm. liree. Experimental blip bleep japer};
I Magner’s Very Best of Scottish Unsigned Subwa) ('oxs gate. 6‘) (‘owgate. 225 6766. 7pm. £4. See Thu 2. I W21 ('itrus Club-1042 (irindlay Street. 622 7086. 7pm. L"). Edinburgh. SOs. new wave aet \\ ho worked with the likes of 'l‘eardrop E\plodes. Wall? and the Waterboys.
I Finniston, Bukana and The Pllmptons (‘aledonian Baekpaekers. .3 Queenst‘err)’ Street. 476 7224. 8.30pm. £4. :\lt.pop bands from (ilasgow and Edinburgh.
I Elkin, Graystar and McD & Crawf Bannerinan‘s. Niddr)‘ Street. 5.56 32.54. 8.4.5pin. £4. Strong song writing is emphasised by lilkin.
I Another Volt, A Day Late in December, Visperas and Elephantine The Lott. I39 Cowgate. 07738 (H5325. 9pm. £3. Night of intelligent rock as Another \"olt launeh their new CD Himiiini'iiliis.
I The Flavours The Jam House. .5 Queen Street. 226 4380. ltlpm- l2.3()am. £5 before lain; £7 after. Party band playing Beatles. Stones and Blondie covers and the like.
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Music news that hasn 't a clue what a ‘G/asgow Mega-snake' is either.
I T in the Park tickets are sold out so whatever you do, don’t buy from any online agencies as chances are they don’t have any. And for the lucky 69,000 who did get tickets, Richard Ashcroft, the Stokes and the Magic Numbers are the latest names to be added to the bill.
I Those Wishing to find their own music being blared from the speakers come T in the Park time should submit their demo entries to the T Break Judges by 23 March. All entries shOLild be sent. along With an application form available on www.1break.co.uk. to: T Break 2006. Tennent Caledoniaii Breweries. 161 Duke Street. Glasgow, G31 1J0.
I Those keen-eyed among you will have notice already that we’ve been bumming up the line-up for Triptych which is, to be perfectly honest, pretty damn fine. If you missed it, see page 8 for the full story.
I Radio 1 doesn't really do justice to anyone outside the home counties so it was a very pleasant surprise when it announced its annual One Big Weekend was winging its way to Camperdown Park in Dundee on 13 and 14 May. OK. so it‘s a bit off our regular path but there is always the occasional thing worth getting out the cities for and this should be good. The bill is still very much under wraps but word is a couple of big 'Scottish' (note use of inverted commas here. peeps) acts will head the bill as well as a very particular female pop diva from the US of A. Free tickets will be available from May so we'll keep you posted when full details are announced.
I Much bumping of gums is going on about the future of Glasgow venue Stereo as owner Craig Tannock has been mentioned in connection with the refurbishing of a classic art deco building off Hope Street into a new music venue. The hope is to transform the space into a café bar and the basement into a music venue. Planning application has been lodged and more definite news will come at the end of March. We’ll keep you posted.
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