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I Melting Pot at the Admiral,
llpm lam. ill). 5 Apr. .-\|| llllllg\ disco- llllll\t' \\ ilh r‘t'sitlciilx Andra-xx Pine and Stilton ('ot‘tllllcl’.
I The Mix Element ai Sll'illllt‘l}tlc Stiiilciitx' l'nion. lllpm iam. £3. \Vu'kl}. (ilaxgott \ lirsl cwr \llltlL'lll Asian lllll\|t.' night. an eclectic llll\ ol hhaiigra. hip hop. llllll}\\l)tltl and Rxll \Hlll l)J\ liohh} B and la) .lagpal and Shandy
I Nu Skool at lllt' Bull. llHllpm 3am. U), \N'ct'kl}. Nick l’t‘tlL‘llL'lx. ('l'ulg 'l'lioiiipsoii. John l{tl\\ antl .-\lt'\. pr'otitliiig a llllt' linc in tlist‘o. nor‘tht'in soul and all llllllg\ limit).
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I Saturdays at lllL' ('ailioiixc.
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A perennial favourite on the UK techno scene, Dave Angel guests at Glasgow’s techno bastion the
Soundhaus. ‘Hard, funky techno, that’s the way I'd put it,‘ explains Angel of his formidable mixing style. ‘Techno is all about experimenting with music equipment and it will always move forward as long as people stay true to it.’ {'2 The Base/710nm! SOtl/l(l/7(it/f§. G/zisgow. Fri ‘1 Apr.
I Souldiggin’ at (‘laxsic (il'nlltl.
l lpm 3am. £5 (£3). \Vcckl)‘. The team behind l)ccotlancc brings )iiti liw ltillltl\ and a selection of soul. l‘unk. hip hop, tlilllL‘L‘llilll and rarc groin c. With [Us Jot-ho}. David ('raig. (ia\ Soriiriicr'x illc and Yasmin.
I Streetlife at the Beat ('luh.
l lpm 3am. £5. chkl). Stcvic lilcmcnlx and ('raig l.oo\c_jolnl\ bring us their
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I Super Saturdays at l"ur_\ Murr) \. llpm 3am. £5 1H). Wet-kl}. DJ Mark) I) play chart and L‘llL‘C\t‘ and Rtkli.
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GLASGOW
Club venues
:11 ABC
300 Sauchiehall Street. 332 2232. This gig venue turns into a massive club night all through the weekend with a mix of indie crossover tracks and freeform mixing.
8:: The Arches
Argyle Street. 0870 240 7528. Probably the biggest venue in Glasgow and home to big names such as Colours. Death Disco and Pressure as well as a few underground treats. See listings for details.
3 Bamboo
51 West Regent Street. 332 1067. A musical programme that takes in modern soul and funky house makes this a favourite venue. Homegrown and Discobadger are usually packed to the rafters. I Barfly
260 Clyde Street, 221 0414. A great club for those who like rock'n‘roll. Funhouse on a Friday is always a good bet. See listings for selected highlights. i Belo
Royal Exchange Square. 204 0101. Bump and grind your weekend
uphcat house-part} sound at this no“
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lllpm 2am. £5. 5 Apr. Duncan Supt-r11) illltl (ircgor limontl pro\ itlc a sweltering
I The Beat Club at lllt‘ lit-at ('liih. 9pm 3am. l’rlt't‘s \ar}. \Vt-ckl}. Su- 'l'hu.
away at this massively popular. subterranean R88 club.
it'll Boho
59 Dumbarton Road, 357 6644. Host to Music Saves Sunday and their XFM based roster.
a The Buff Club
142 Bath Lane, 248 1777. A number of fine nights take place at this upstairs-downstairs venue like the great Killer Kitsch on Tuesdays and Burn each Monday. See listings for details.
at Carling Academy 121 Eglinton Street. 08700 771 2000. Host to big one-off parties from Club Noir to Back to The Future. See listings for details.
5 Carnival Arts Centre
2nd FIOOr, 34 Albion Street. 946 6193. Occasional club nights with often ethnic themes at this Merchant City haunt
The Cathouse
15 Union Street. 248 6606. The most popular nu-metal and goth club in the city — just check out those queues to get in over the weekend.
I CCA
350 Sauchiehall Street. 352 4900. Art space that throws the occasional one off special club
event. See listings for details.
3 Classic Grand
18 Jamaica Street, 847 0820. New venue with regular clubs and live music including Club Olum and Porno.
37% Club Living
69 Nelson Mandela Place, 248 7333. New venue with a full complement of rockin' late evening to early morning weekend sessions.
Club 69
40 New Sneddon Street, 552 5791. It's experimental and funky techno all the way at this great venue. The guys from Rub-a-Dub are in charge musically. See listings for details.
3 Corinthian
Ingram Street, 552 1101. Upper-crust clubbing for those who like to spend. spend, spend. Smart clothes are a prerequisite over the weekend.
I Crib
375 Sauchiehall Street, 333 9919. Glasgow's only dedicated Urban and R88 venue. If you're looking for R88. dancehall, soul. grime and hip hop then this is the place.
5 Cube
34 Queen Street, 226 8990. Clubs hardly come
more popular than this. A massrve clientele and a funky soundtrack characterises the Cube weekend presentation. The Perry Anderston Quay. the Broomielaw. 553 0606. This floating venue on the Clyde plays host to various one-off nights. and the genius monthly that is VEGAS! See listings for details.
iii Fury Mury’s
96 Maxwell Street. 221 6511. No pretensions - just pure partying at this classic venue down near the Clyde.
£3 The Garage
490 Sauchiehall Street. 332 1120. Classic student venue playing perhaps the most obvious party tunes. See listings for selected highlights.
Glasgow School of Art
167 Renfrew Street. 332 0691. Record Playerz (on Thursday) and Divine (on Saturday) every week make this student venue always a winner. See listings for details.
a Guru
520 Sauchiehall Street. 332 0755. Indie. pop. electro. rock'n‘roll aeross four rooms at this new venue. See listings for details.
.71 7'19
The Admiral Bar, 72 Waterloo Street, 221 7705. A great new venue that has just managed to get a new Sam licence. at Karbon
4 Buchanan Street. Springfield Court, 221 8099. Relatively new club with a mix of nights. Student night TlT is always full with Electroball Fridays giving it a bit more of an edge. e“: Oran Mor
Byres Road, 0870 0132 652. Huge Gaelic-style venue in the West End that plays host to the funk and jazz celebration that is the N00 Groove. See listings for details.
8: Polo Lounge
Wilson Street, 553 1221. The gay community of Glasgow votes with its feet every weekend. making this the most popular club of its kind in the city.
I Queen Margaret Union
University Gardens, 339 9784. Various club and club-orientated gigs occur at this student debauchery emporium. See listings for details.
I Riverside Club
Fox Street, 569 7287. Home to Glasgow's only queer alternative Utter Gutter and disco den Melting Pot, this small
socral club is an epicentre of cool. See listings fOr details.
£2 Soundhaus Hydepark Street. 221 4659. House. techno and live venue wrth Off The Record & DEFF and Monox every month. See listings for details.
it; Sub Club
Jamaica Street. 248 4600. The best club in Glasgow? Optimo Sundays and Subculture Saturdays seem to corroborate the claim. See listings for details. 5 The Tunnel
84 Mitchell Street. 204 1000. A venue famous for its well-dressed crowd and popularity. Dance tunes dominate the weekend. of course. See listings for selected highlights.
1; Universal
157 Sauchiehall Lane. 332 8899. This smart venue hosts drum 8 bass and laid back Club nights. making it a varied space in which to relax. See listings for details.
I Woodside Social 329 North WOOdSIde Road. 337 1643. A selection of indie and mod clubs make up the monthly programme at this charming west end institution. See listings for details.
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