Getting this star band to South Devon is a real coup for us. This is being put on at the Pavilions, Teignmouth. Tickets are available through their site but we thought we would bring this very important gig to your attention. The Cinelli Brothers have a passion for the music of the 1960’s, an amalgam of blues, rock and soul, and add a twist of contemporary style, making them a rising force on the music scene. Their appeal crosses all manner of boundaries, attracting a significantly younger crowd to their shows as well as pleasing the ears of older fans. Brothers Marco (guitar, keys, vocals) and Alessandro (drums, B/V’s) are joined by Tom Julian-Jones (guitar, harmonica, vocals) and Stephen Giry (bass, guitar, B/V’s). Winners of the 2022 UK Blues Challenge. UK Blues awards nomination best blues band for the years 2020, 2021 and 2022.

Benefits are an issues-based music collective from Teesside in the North East of England. They write songs about the urgencies that concern them, and they play them loud. Forming in 2019 and consisting of Kingsley Hall on vocals, Robbie Major and Hugh Major on synths and noise, and Jonny Snowball on drums they quickly evolved from a fairly standard IDLES-lite shouty punk rock outfit to a politicised group that merges noise, hip hop, industrial rock, garage and an angry twitter feed to get it’s point across.

The Tubs were formed by two of the primary songwriters from the critically lauded pop group Joanna Gruesome - Owen Williams & George Nicholls - as a way of expanding the dimensions of their jubilant compositions.

These days, David Ford feels much more at home operating on the fringes of the music business, not trying to be famous, not trying to get rich. It might be an unconventional way to conduct a musical career, but this is not a conventional guy, as evidenced by his most recent album, Animal Spirits, a surprisingly accessible, even soulful collection of songs about economics. As an artist Ford still defies classification or comparison. Singer-songwriter doesn’t begin to cover it. He writes and performs with fluency across multiple genres, plays every instrument on the stage and even invents new ones to create truly unique recordings and performances. Every live show is different. Ford’s trademark one-man loop machine circus grows more complex and audacious every year, but then he is just as likely to show up with a six-piece band, a string quartet, jazz drummer or a choir and his most recent UK tour proved he can be equally compelling sat in an armchair, playing acoustic guitar and telling stories. The result is a live spectacle described by The Guardian as “unmissable”. As well as playing sold-out headline shows on both sides of the Atlantic, he has toured with and supported artists such as Elvis Costello, Allen Toussaint, Ray LaMontagne, Aimee Mann, Sara Bareilles, Gomez, Aqualung, Richard Ashcroft, Suzanne Vega, Augustana, Ingrid Michaelson and Jakob Dylan.

Texas-born songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson's slightly spooky melodies and lyrics invoke a mid-Western post-war America, when cars ran on leaded gas, television hadn't yet kidnapped the country's imagination, and men wore hats every day. His reflective lyrics, almost like hand-written letters, remind us that human stories of lost love, sudden fortune, and abiding mystery transcend the decades.

Innovator, award winning, multi-instrumentalist Malin Lewis marries West coast groove with a newly invented, self-made bagpipe alongside stars Sally Simpson (Fiddle) and Ali Hutton (Guitar). Malin will perform tracks from their SAY Award nominated album Halocline as well as several brand new pieces inspired by the flora and fauna of the Highlands. Malin's unique timbre is born from the deep connection that comes from making and composing for their own instrument. Their one of a kind two-octave Smallpipe creates a whole new world of sound, captivating audiences at every opportunity.

Reuben James first honed his musical skills on the mid-noughties jazz circuit in his hometown of Birmingham, before moving to London where he began performing. James has played shows with several notable artists, including Sam Smith, Rita Ora, Kwabs, and Joss Stone, showcasing his versatility across genres such as jazz, soul, and pop.

Josie Long and Christopher Macarthur Boyd are working up new good shows to take to the fringe in august. Come and see them, it'll be really good. We are both good comedians.

after the sold out success story that was our first party in mcneill's bar, hand of god is back for double oh-two, only this time we're going all day (from 4) and some of the night (one of those 1am finishes - not bad not bad) BLOOD WIZARD a long time favourite of ours, cai burns, makes weird and wonderful indie rock as blood wizard. former champ played a festival with the blood wizard gang last year in bristol and had a great time. cai, we said. cai, you'll be needing to come to glasgow to play songs from your excellent new album grinning william. recently we followed this up with an email extending an invitation for cai, and blood wizard, to do just that. reader.... they said yes DALLAS LOVE FIELD hand of god faves - lush, dynamic dream pop and to be quite honest a fucking deadly live band TOWN CENTRE y'all be dancing and grinning away like a big idiot to this gorgeous pair BABYSHARK zack from former champ/hound played me these tunes the other week and i was like "fucking yes man this is good", and it wasn't just the old guy car weed because i went back and listened again a few days later and was still "fucking yes man this is good" HOUND y'all be taking a hit of that old guy car weed and fucking ... sinking a cold one SNOUT reluctant indie rock genius kieran thomas and his excellent band playing songs from 2019's classic unearthed as well as other songs he's sent me that quite frankly slap. pass the ocgw right this second CRAIG JOHN ANGUS the second live show from cja and his band 'the big salad'. pairs well with old guy car weed. FORMER CHAMP DJs THROUGHOUT THE DAY I came up / and so could you / and fuck the boys in blue DJ HAIRCUT TIL 1am real name adam forbes, but you can call him big strong adam. went to see him at the old toll in january doing a tribute to lynch (r.i.p) and fuck me ... he's actually quite good?

Spangled Presents: Scunner Ferri and The Fevers Joan Sapien (The Abstract Dancers) Scunner - Purveyors of 'Electric Music Hall' or 'Vaudeville Pop' or 'Cabarock'. A colourful and energetic bunch, who know how to put on a show! Currently celebrating 20 years of obscurity! "...their vaudevillian sound could surely soundtrack Shelley and Byrons gothic writing retreat as reimagined by Roald Dahl, as well as boasting songs concerning folklore, Doric witches, and the Glasgow International Exhibition which took place at the start of the 20th century." - Stuart McHugh, Is this music? Ferri & The Fevers Blending folk, punk, glam, and grunge; the trio's chemistry creates a high-energy experience that captivates audiences. Led by singer-songwriter Lisa Ferri, her raw vocals, versatile guitar skills, and emotive lyrics leave a lasting impact. Their self titled debut album, is a melodic journey to different ends of the alternative rock spectrum, showcasing their boundless creativity and uniqueness. ferriandthefevers.com Joan Sapien (The Abstract Dancers) Black market fashion, UFO research, it's business as usual as one half of the dancers takes a sublime solo turn...

Punk Legend Glen Matlock and his friends Earl Slick, Jim Lowe (Bass) & Chris Musto (drums) are back on the road in the UK for another great rock n roll tour. The band of long-time friends love to play together as Glen’s band playing songs from Glen’s solo career and rockabilly versions of Sex Pistols classics. The tour always shows the good times and camaraderie of a jam session at its best. Glen was the youngest member of The Sex Pistols at only 16 and he wrote many of their hits including Anarchy In The UK, Pretty Vacant and God Save The Queen. He also played for many years in Iggy Pop’s band. Slick was Bowie’s guitarist and Musto played drums for the great Johnny Thunders amongst many others.

A variety night like no other, 17 years of madcap Mondays! This month featuring:The Creative Martyrs Twonketta Velveg Vulva Blondie Fizz Nick Romancer With your host Paul Puppet Doors Open at 7:30PM From 8:00PM to 10:00PM The Rum Shack, Glasgow Accessibility please note, there are 4 steps down into venue.

Charlie Stacey Trio Charlie Stacey is a London-based jazz fusion keys player known for his distinctive approach to Rhodes and synth textures. His new trio explores a sound influenced by the pioneering work of Herbie Hancock and Chick Corea, combined with futuristic, Brainfeeder-style grooves, astral RnB melodies and experimental piano. An Ivor Novello Award-winning songwriter and Tomorrows Warriors alumnus, Stacey has recorded with artists including Yussef Dayes, Venna, Dargz, and members of the Sun Ra Arkestra, and has performed live with Kamasi Washington, Ezra Collective, Mansur Brown and Nubya Garcia. His debut album The Light Beyond Time is out now on Night Dreamer Records. The trio features Max Luthert on bass and Jordan Hadfield on drums.

Glitch41 and Glasgow Jazz Festival brings you SUMMER SPECIAL ft. special guestCHARLIE STACEY! Set 1: Glitch41 House Band Set 2: Open Jam Session Limited tickets availabledont sleep on it!

The Warlocks are an American rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1998 by the guitarist/singer Bobby Hecksher. The band's music has ranged from psychedelic rock to drone music.

A chance to hear the group’s signature mix of traditional Scots and original songs, this tour will see Heron Valley performing at venues up and down the UK, from Glenuig to Newcastle. With roots in Scottish and Irish traditional music, including traditional Scots song and Scottish piping tunes and irish banjo, the six-piece group is composed of Abigail Pryde on fiddle and vocals, Keith Morrison on keys, Nick Hamilton on banjo and guitar, Alastair Maclean on bagpipes and whistles, Callum Cronin on bass and guitar, and Darren Brown on drums. Abigail Pryde said: “We are delighted to be bringing our tour to Fort William this autumn. It’s great to be back on the road again after a tough couple of years and we can’t wait to share our music and make new memories at some fantastic venues.” Heron Valley’s music takes inspiration from the beautiful places they have visited as a band, as well as the people they have met. Using the fiddle, drums, banjo, guitar, bass, bagpipes, whistle and vocals, Heron Valley transports audiences to many beautiful places, through melodies and lyrics, from the rugged islands of the Outer Hebrides, to the mystical hills of Argyll. When listening to their music, you can tell this group are passionate about their own heritage. They truly showcase the beauty of Scotland’s culture, language and sounds in their work. Heron Valley’s inception as a folk band began in 2014, after spending the first few years of their musical careers perfecting their craft as a young ceilidh dance band. In 2015 the band released their first single and music video, a set of tunes, Pressed for Time, and a year later they released their second single and video Home. From this, the band set off to the USA and EU and continued to release more music including their debut album Roam, singles Take You There and Springburn, just shy of Ireland and EP Erie Storm.

Fay Fife writes from the heart… Of humanity, love, birth, life, death, and all things in between - with earthy lyrics grounded in a mature woman’s perspective. The Countess delivers… Melody! Harmony! A Whole Load of Soul, and some Downright Rambunctiousness! All in a unique, eclectic, country-orientated style. These songs are songs that resonate with our times.