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From Down Under to King Tut’s: Pacific Avenue Make Glasgow Their Own
The last time Pacific Avenue played Glasgow, they were supporting DMA’S at the Barrowlands. This time, the Australian band were back with their own name above the door at King Tut’s - and trust me, the Scottish crowd were raring to GO
Zach John King’s I’m What You Get Is an Ambitious Debut That Pays Off
There are debut albums, and then there are debut albums that arrive with 20 tracks, Brooks & Dunn, Brent Cobb and Bayker Blankenship in tow. Zach John King has never exactly been one for doing things quietly.
Anna Graves’ America’s Greatest Burnout Is the Soundtrack to Surviving Your Twenties
The mistakes, the heartbreak, the people, the growing up and, ultimately, figuring out who Anna Graves actually is. Well, the wait is finally over - and what a first record this is.
Lakeview Just Played One of the Best King Tut's Gigs I've Seen
When it comes to blending genres, Lakeview have their finger firmly on the yeehaw-rock pulse. Taking over Glasgow's iconic King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, the duo made a Thursday night feel like the weekend had arrived early.
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