Fri 27 NovDoors 19:00
Goldie Lookin Chain
The Garage · Glasgow
Stairway To Newport 2026 - Plus Special Guests: JJ Bull
From £26.88including booking fee, plus any per-order fees
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Silverburn is on Friday 9 July 2027 at The Garage, Glasgow, with doors at 19:00. Tickets start at £13.50, including the booking fee (Gigantic adds its fees per order at checkout).
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Silverburn
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Fri 9 Jul 2027Doors 18:00
Mozart Piano Concertos by Candlelight (6pm)
St Mary Le Strand · London
Enjoy an exceptional concert by candlelight in the beautiful setting of St Mary Le Strand Church.
From £38.77including booking fee
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Fri 9 Jul 2027Doors 18:30
Scorpions
Co-op Live · Manchester
Love, Peace & Rock ‘n’ Roll Tour 2027 with very special guests: Europe
From £87.40including booking fee, plus any per-order fees
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Fri 9 Jul 2027Doors 19:00
FEEL (ex Felt)
Portland Arms · Cambridge
Felt (the past tense of feel) and also the name of the legendary 80s group that recorded ten albums in that decade. Feel (the present tense of felt) is a new group made up of original Felt members Gary Ainge (who played drums on all ten albums), Marco Thomas on bass and Philip King on rhythm guitar. Along with Martin Davies on keys and Andy Wellings on lead guitar, they will be honouring the beauty of Felt’s music - by playing instrumental Felt songs - and Felt songs instrumentally. As it says so accurately on the Felt album sleeves - the songs were “coloured in by the band” - and that’s what they intend to do. As well as showcasing the melodic ingenuity of Maurice Deebank and Martin Duffy, they will also be performing instrumental interpretations of some of the songs of Lawrence. Price includes a 50p venue levy
From £22.60including booking fee
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