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Amplifier turn it up with "Echo Street"

Progressive rockers Amplifier are set to release a new album and will be playing a Glasgow gig to promote thelaunch. “Echo Street” is the fourth album release from the Manchester four-piece outfit and will be on the Kscope label.Read

The Blackout, picture by Marcus Maschwitz

The Blackout look to start the party at King Tut's

The Blackout are currently touring to promote their new album "Start the Party" and will play two gigs at King Tut's on Sunday.Read

Bloody Scotland crime writing festival to take place in Stirling

A CELEBRATION of crime writing is set to come to Scotland this week.Read

Fake Bake Glitz and Glamour ball raises cash for charity

A CELEBRITY-packed, glitzy ball in aid of charity has raised a fantasticRead

The View are on fire as they play intimate Glasgow gig

CRAMMING into the small confines of Cottier's Theatre, the crowd eagerly await the arrival of Dundee's finest, The View. Read

Celebrity packed Fake Bake Glitz and Glamour Ball to take place in Glasgow this month

A STAR-STUDDED, celebrity packed ball will happen in Glasgow this month to raise much needed cash for charity.Read

RockNess lifts another festival award

SCOTS are renowned for our humour, and as we say - we know it's summer when the rain gets warmer.Read

Simple Minds to play Glasgow Barrowlands

SCOTTISH GREATS Simple Minds are set to play at Glasgow Barrowlands this Saturday (February 25).Read

Crieff Choral Group ready to wow audiences with their musical extravaganza

CRIEFF Choral Group, under its conductor Peter Rutterford, will perform songs from Broadway shows in its next concert.Read

Author Roddy Martine talks about his book Haunted Scotland

Renowned journalist, and author Roddy Martine talks about his new book, Haunted Scotland, his supernatural experiences and strangely enough being able to meet his grace, King James IV of Scotland who died in 1513.Read

Trinidad and Tobago band Jointpop play in Scotland

SCOTLAND has gave a warm welcome back to popular Caribbean rock band Jointpop this week.Read

Wickerman Festival celebrates in style

MUSIC fans from North Lanarkshire made the pilgrimage south for the 10th Wickerman Festival.Read

Henceforward... @ Pitlochry Festival Theatre

WRITTEN in 1987, ‘Henceforward ....’ is not one of Alan Ayckbourn’s better known plays but was his first venture into predicting his vision of the future with the development of the electronic age and social anarchy.Read

FOTA: Romeo and Juliet at Perth Concert Hall

THE tale of the world’s most famous star-crossed lovers was told through dance on the Perth Concert Hall stage by the Peter Schaufuss Ballet Company.Read

Community School of Auchterarder kicks off school performances at Perth festival of the Arts

THE Community School of Auchterarder provided the first performance in the newly renovated and refurbished St John’s Kirk last week as part of the programme of daily lunchtime concerts held in the kirk during the Perth Festival of the Arts.Read

FOTA: Morrison’s Academy lunchtime concert @ St John’s Kirk

MORRISON’S Academy pupils put on a great show at St John’s Kirk as part of the Perth Festival of the Arts lunchtime concert series.Read

Ardoch Amateur Dramatic Society - ‘Allo ‘Allo

IF THERE is one thing that the British public likes in its comedy, it is the double entendre. Perhaps the prime example of this was the TV series ‘Allo ‘Allo.Read