Glasgow Summer Sessions - Kings of Leon

Glasgow

Bellahouston Park

This is your chance to sing your favourite songs with a live band on stage!We ask that you contribute £5 per song performed (you can have as many performers as you like for your song!) and this will be paid on the night so please bring cash if you can!Please note, slots are limited so we may need to draw slots at random if we get more submissions than we have time for! We will contact you via email by 17th of June if you have a slot or if you are on our waitlist. You will also find some games, a raffle and a disco at the end of the night, so if you don&#39;t want sing there are plenty of other ways to get involved in the fun!The event will start at 7pm and Bandaoke will start at 7.30pm sharp so make sure you&#39;re on time for all those wonderful performances!

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Over two genre defying albums on Rocket Recordings Bonnacons of Doom have been honing their ‘Transpennine Hypnotic Music’ into a distinct sonic signature. Mind-bending drone, gut wrenching riffs and the searing vocals of Kate Smith collide for a ritualistic, transcendent experience. The band’s live show combines mirrored masks, amp worship, folk weirdness and electronics to create a communion that is simultaneously ancient and modern. Over the past decade the band have gone from one-off art experiments to wowing audiences at festivals such as Desertfest and Sonic Whip, playing gigs across Europe to touring with Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs.

Core. Presents: Bonnacons of Doom

The Hug and Pint

Spafford Campbell are twenty-something mould-breakers, fiddle player Owen Spafford and guitarist Louis Campbell.&nbsp; The two first met as teenagers playing traditional music. The connection, they say, was immediate. The duo Spafford Campbell began playing live in 2018, prompting double takes with their delicacy, dynamism and seemingly telepathic exchanges, with the startling intimacy of musical conversations nurtured in improv-led writing sessions. Their latest album Tomorrow Held is a visionary body of eight largely instrumental tracks that hold space, resolve into mystery, that fold in elements of jazz, post-rock and chamber classical music while raiding the folk music toolbox. Call it what you want: post-folk. Trad-noir. Folk nihilism. Then know that Spafford Campbell are blazing a trail that erases genre — and finds gold in the embers. While redolent of Talk Talk’s moody, experimental 1988 opus Spirit of Eden, and riven with a Bon Iver-ish sense of transcendence, Tomorrow Held is a work of bold singularity. A whole greater than the sum of its parts — parts that include effects pedals, ambient cassette loops, flashes of electric guitar, electronic processing on fiddle and impressionistic accompaniment.

Spafford Campbell

Din Of Celestial Birds have quickly become one of the UK's most championed and hard working heavy progressive post-rock bands, known for their vibrant, visually engaging live performances. The Leeds based instrumental quintet have often been praised for their ability to bring a sense of storytelling and heart-on-your-sleeve emotions into their elegantly textured and energetic songs. This desire for connection has seen Din Of Celestial Birds and their fanbase flock to bigger and wider stages, nesting at the likes of ArcTanGent, Damnation, and StrangeForms festivals, and soaring across multiple headlining tours since the release of their debut album. Now, the quintet return with their brand new full length studio record Takeoffs &amp; Landings, a concept album all about adventure, travel, and the journey of life - literally and figuratively - encompassing all the stresses and triumphs.

Core. Presents: Din of Celestial Birds + Wilderness

Nice N Sleazy

Dublin-based 3 piece Bucket seemingly appeared from nowhere with a tape-exclusive debut album in the latter half 2021; breeding the DIY ethics of garage and punk rock, soon endowing a reputation for their sweaty live shows. The band's debut headline saw them sell out The Workman’s Club, soon playing an array of wall-to-wall DIY shows across Ireland. Soon embracing elements of noise rock, hardcore and industrial to forge a unique and shockingly abrasive sound - Bucket are often referred to as the loudest band in Ireland, a reputation earned by the band’s aim to test the limits of volume and intensity, delivering a punishing live show. Most recently, the band released the sophomore EP 'Mosaic' alongside performances supporting Knocked Loose, &amp; at festivals across Europe and the U.S., including ESNS (NL), New Colossus (NYC, USA), Supersonic Block Party (Paris, FR), and Primavera Pro (Barcelona, ES).“(Bucket) should come with a warning label.” - Nathan Shepard, BBC 6Music “The loudest band I’ve seen in 40 years of gig-going. You’ll be hearing more from them, like it or not.” - Paul Brannigan, Louder / Metal Hammer “Thundering and bleak – teeth-grinding bass distortion and relentless power… among the most pummelling and progressive noise-rock acts right now.” - AL Noonan, DIY Magazine

Core. Presents: Bucket

Don&#39;t miss the UK leg of The Whiskey Brothers&#39; first-ever World Tour, &quot;Dust Road Tour&quot; at Edinburgh&#39;s legendary venue, The Voodoo Rooms. Known for their raw, high-energy folk-rock with just two acoustic guitars, a kick drum, and massive vocal harmonies, this Derbyshire duo consistently go viral on TikTok and Instagram, captivating a global fanbase. Don&#39;t miss their electrifying live show, mixing covers like &quot;Come Together&quot; with unique original music, at this iconic venue.

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