Gigs · Glasgow
Sunday 21 March 2027 · Doors 13:30
Ivory Blacks, Glasgow
Taking Prog To The People is on Sunday 21 March 2027 at Ivory Blacks, Glasgow, with doors at 13:30. Tickets start at £19.80, including the booking fee.
Long Earth need no introduction to the West of Scotland's prog fans & with their new album 'Towards The Sky' due to be released well before this date, you can be sure there will be plenty new songs to go with the old favourites & their celebrated atmospheric performances. Hailed by Prog Radio for "intricate arrangements," they blend "beautiful, soaring guitars" with "intelligent, thought-provoking lyrics" tackling 21st-century realities. Featuring the "ethereal" vocals of Maaike Siegerist, this veteran Scottish quintet is ready to take its place on the "pomp-prog pedestal." Freedom To Glide create cinematic progressive rock that blends atmospheric guitars, rich keyboards, and emotionally powerful storytelling. Their music combines modern production with classic prog ambition, delivering immersive concept-driven soundscapes that explore memory, conflict, and hope — music that unfolds, resonates, and stays with the listener long after the final note. With bass playing prog legend John Jowitt (IQ, Frost*, Arena, Jadis) & Andy Nixon (Badfinger) in a live line up that also includes Rob Grucutt (Tim Bowness, Rain) you know they will serve up a spellbinding show. IT based in London deli...
Taking Prog To The People
Sun 21 Mar 2027Doors 14:00
Queen Victoria Hall · Oundle
A Taste Of Soundle returns on Sunday March 21 with an all - dayer of brilliant live music with headliners John Hackett Band supported by Kindred Spirit Band, Heather Findlay and Helen Flunder/Brendan Perkins. Doors at 2pm and wrapped up by 10pm.
From £38.50including booking fee
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Prince Albert · Brighton
The Fallen Leaves are a British garage rock group that formed in Richmond, London in 2004. The group was formed by Rob Symmons (dustbin guitar) and Rob Green (vocals) with Paul Myers (bass). The current line-up features drummer Ian O'Sullivan, formerly of The Aardvarks and Barry Frost (bass) Serving 'Punk Rock for Gentleman', this classic band traces its roots all the way back to The Subway Sect. Their sound has been described as "Somewhere between The Who and The Ramones” and they will be showcasing their latest album: "Simple Songs for Complex People”. FRACTURED Spiky, melodic punk support comes from Brighton's own Fractured who take every aspect that was good about punk, transporting it to the here and now with vocal wit, sharp riffs and plenty of raw energy.
From £13.20including booking fee
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Caryford Community Hall · Castle Cary
Trudgeon’s Trad Jazz Troubadours are a multi-generational ensemble bringing together some of the South West of England’s finest jazz musicians. Their repertoire spans the nineteenth and twentieth centuries—and beyond—reviving the spirit of classic jazz and bringing the music of the past vividly to life.
From £13.20including booking fee
Get tickets (opens the official seller in a new tab)From £8.80including booking fee, plus any per-order fees
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