The Tequila Festival last year was a fun, successful celebration of Mexican food, drink and music. The event will return to Glasgow on 8th September at the Barrowland Ballroom. You can expect live mariachi music and DJs, over 30 different tequilas, processions and piñatas, a cocktail bar, tacos and fajitas. A complimentary shot of tequila and a copy of the Tequila Bible … [Read more...] about The Tequila Festival returns to the Barrowland Ballroom
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George Ezra to play two nights at the Barrowland Ballroom
George Ezra has announced a UK and European tour for the autumn that includes two nights at the Barrowland Ballroom. There will also be his biggest gig to date at The SSE Arena, Wembley, in London on 15 November. The announcement comes as George’s March UK tour sold out in 24 hours and is coupled with the release of new song Hold My Girl, the latest track to be lifted from his … [Read more...] about George Ezra to play two nights at the Barrowland Ballroom
Liam Gallagher rocks The Barrowlands
Liam Gallagher is really good at being Liam Gallagher. After Oasis disintegrated, it took a while for this realisation to manifest itself. Gallagher used a new group, Beady Eye, as a flag of convenience to continue in music. He began to position himself as a songwriter. Then it all petered out while the Mancunian rocker threw barbs at brother Noel for embarking on a career as a … [Read more...] about Liam Gallagher rocks The Barrowlands
Liam Gallagher announces Barrowlands gig
Liam Gallagher will launch his solo career with a series of gigs, including a return to the stage of the Barrowlands Ballroom. The concert is scheduled for Sunday 11th June. Gallagher was in Abbey Road studios this week working on his debut album As You Were, which will be released in October. A flurry of festival appearances this summer will introduce the post-Oasis, … [Read more...] about Liam Gallagher announces Barrowlands gig
The Pogues’ Spider Stacy on Glasgow, music and whiskey
Spider Stacy perfected his trade as a musician at the epicentre of punk rock London's creative crucible in the 1980s as a founding member of The Pogues. Their frenetic, rousing anthems and bittersweet ballads propelled the band to international success, with a measure of noise and confusion along the way. Led by occasionally wayward singer and warrior poet Shane MacGowan, … [Read more...] about The Pogues’ Spider Stacy on Glasgow, music and whiskey