Originally a series of demo recordings created throughout 1995 in the band’s front room with the aid of a Tascam 16-track tape machine, the Mackenzies’ fourth studio offering The Glory Hole is all set for a 21st Century makeover.Ī spokesman says: “The band had run out of cash in 1995 with the tax man chasing them for an ‘estimated’ £84,000 unpaid VAT bill left behind by their management. New CD from the Mackenziesīesides the tour, there’s more good news for GMM followers in the shape of a another CD offering from the edgy, Nick Cave-influenced troupe dropping today on the band’s own Blokshok Records. Next week’s gig will be the first time the band have played live in almost two years, with their last couple of shows in late December 2019 going down in posterity on their excellent Live: A Night In The Windy City album, which came out 12 months ago.
The Now We Are Married hit-makers are playing north of the border this month – including an appearance at Dundee’s Church on December 11 and a grand finale at the Barrowland in Glasgow on December 17. The Edinburgh-based outfit have sold out their Tolbooth show, which is the first of five concerts the Rattler. Separately, reformed Scottish alt-rock veterans Goodbye Mr Mackenzie kick off their latest tour in Stirling on Thursday. Goodbye Mr Mackenzie, from left, Rona Scobie, Martin Metcalfe, Derek Kelly and Fin Wilson.
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The English leg of his acoustic tour is under way following a rousing full band show at London’s iconic 100 Club earlier this month.Īnyone planning on going along to next week’s gig should look up the Tickets Scotland website. Unlike his sidekick Slick – whose recent planned live outing at the Green Hotel in Kinross suffered an eleventh hour cancellation – Matlock is up and running again. He also headed for the unlikely destination of Newport-on-Tay alongside legendary ex-David Bowie and John Lennon guitarist Earl Slick for a brace of appearances at the north Fife town’s Rio Community Centre in both May and November 2019. He starred as a guest of Heaven 17 founder Martyn Ware’s British Electric Foundation at the Rewind Scotland festival at Scone Palace back in July 2017. Matlock, 65, who’s also appearing at Edinburgh’s Bannermans a night later, enjoyed a run of visits to Perthshire and Fife prior to the pandemic.
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The former Sex Pistols and Rich Kids bassist is playing a solo acoustic show at Beat Generator on Wednesday – one of just two Scottish dates on his first UK tour since restrictions on live events were lifted. Punk legend Glen Matlock makes a long-awaited return to Courier Country next week. Speech Bubble Icon A icon displaying a speech bubble WhatsApp An icon of the WhatsApp logo. Video Camera An icon of a video camera shape. Previous An icon of an arrow pointing to the left. Notice An explanation mark centred inside a circle. Next An icon of an arrow pointing to the right. Hamburger Menu Icon An icon used to represent a collapsed menu. Search Icon A magnifying glass icon that is used to represent the function of searching. Magnifying Glass An icon of a magnifying glass. Close Icon An icon used to represent where to interact to collapse or dismiss a component Comment An icon of a speech bubble.
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