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March 3, 2023The Bungalow have a ‘Battle of the Bands’ competition on tonight. The Battle of the Bands returns with 6 great acts battling it out for some great prizes including some recording sessions. The bill has got a varied line up covering different genres and is sure to be a great night of entertainment. The lineup is The Revenants, Vos Rough, Apollo, Aluminium Hands, Filthy White Suit and Peached. This is the second ‘Battle of the Bands’ and if it is anything like last year it will be well worth getting a ticket which you can get on the door from 7pm.
Tomorrow Ewan and Annette Eadie have pulled it out the bag with their March of the Mods event tomorrow at The Bungalow. They have put together a fantastic lineup featuring: The Paul Weller Experience, Nick Shane, The Sell Out, The Laynes, SHOUT!, The Social, Local Authority and The Cut Throat Razors. On top of that they have so much amazing prizes for the raffle I don’t have enough room in this column to list them all. Big shout out to all the bands who all play for free in support of Teenage Cancer Trust. It is sold out but maybe you can get a hand back on the day.
Thursday’s Introducing Night next week features The Squints, Scunnurt and Torrs. These nights highlight the emerging talent from all over Scotland and gives you a glimpse of the best up and coming bands around. Doors are 7pm and tickets £5/3.
Rocknrollas have an absolute cracker of a night tomorrow evening. F3 Entertainment bring you Could It Be Take That who are of course a Take That tribute. This band are wowing audiences up and down the country with a fantastic show full of all the hits you can imagine in one night from the world’s biggest boy band. The songs span decades and this group certainly do them justice. Tickets on the door from 7.30pm. The Family Karaoke returns on Sunday from 1pm. In the hot seat is Lynn Graham from the band Shout! It is free entry, and all ages are welcome.
Canyon is at The Keg tonight for some more guitar driven rock tunes and more. They kick off at 9pm. The Old Swan have a full-on band tonight. They are Heavy Traffic, and they are a Status Quo tribute band and start at 7pm. Tomorrow from 4pm it is the turn of Gordons Alive, the Northern Soul Club is on Sunday at 4pm. Clyde are playing on Monday from 6pm, Lee James will be singing all the great tunes from 3pm on Tuesday and Thursday. Duncan McLellan is in his usual slot at 4pm on Wednesday.
The Anchor has a doubler on this week starting with The Best Bad Influence tomorrow from 4.30pm and on Sunday the very popular Rumours are starting at 4.30pm. Crackerman are at Kennedys on Sunday from 3pm. The Cave have Lynsey Dolan playing from 6pm tomorrow followed by the G33’s at 9pm, on Sunday at 6pm there will be live music TBA.
This week’s Open Mic sessions are Abbey Bar on Monday at 8pm, Also on Monday is Stephen Henry who will be at Tannahill’s from 9pm. Jason Flood is the host at Gantry on Tuesday from 9pm; Johnny Barr will be at The Keg on Wednesday from 8.30pm. Keep Music Live.
Last week I was talking about getting tickets early to avoid disappointment and just as The Paisley Express came out on Friday The Bungalow announced that they not only sold out their Hue and Cry gig they quickly added another one and guess what? it was sold out too. Rocknrollas are also selling out gigs quickly. All of Paisley’s venues have a close up and personal feel to them due mainly to their capacity so when you see a gig you like, don’t wait too long to make your mind up. Keep Music Live.
