Podcasts about barrowlands

Probably my biggest release to date! Recorded in the best place in the world- the Barrowlands in Glasgow back in November. Like I said in the podcast, we had been trying to get this done for a couple of years and I'm glad we finally have, it sounds great and it's definitely the deepest dive into the Bury Tomorrow discography that's been done in my opinion.If you liked this I recommend checking out EP20 with Woody from Polar!Have a great day and again, a massive thanks to Jacko for doing this.Cheers x Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Desi chats with Glasgow Music legend and Celtic Fan, Robert Hodgens aka Bobby Bluebell and they cover many a wonderful topic, ranging from:What links Billy McNeil, Picasso and Stalin?Memories of waving the Lisbon Lions Home!Writing a Number One song!Being on Top of the Pops!Playing Golf with Dennis Hopper!Working with Edwyn Collins, Elvis Costello, Davie Stewart and Brian WilsonWatching his mate Lennys Celtic side beat Barcelona!Watching Frank McAvennie lose badly at Golf!.Playing the Barrowlands 40 years since the iconic Sisters Album was released.And so much more..

Desi chats with Glasgow Music legend and Celtic Fan, Robert Hodgens aka Bobby Bluebell and they cover many a wonderful topic, ranging from:What links Billy McNeil, Picasso and Stalin?Memories of waving the Lisbon Lions Home!Writing a Number One song!Being on Top of the Pops!Playing Golf with Dennis Hopper!Working with Edwyn Collins, Elvis Costello, Davie Stewart and Brian WilsonWatching his mate Lennys Celtic side beat Barcelona!Watching Frank McAvennie lose badly at Golf!.Playing the Barrowlands 40 years since the iconic Sisters Album was released.And so much more..

The legendary Ricky Ross, the lead singer of Deacon Blue shares previously untold stories on the rise of Deacon Blue in the 1980s and the motivations behind his songwriting.

An absolute dream to speak to this boy!Callum '29' Wilson plays Bass in The Snuts, a band that I've frequently referenced on the podcast and one of theee best bands going right now!Since debut album WL was released in 2021 The Snuts have released another two, Burn The Empire and latest offering Millenials, as well as that they've left their record label and set up their own, the band are fresh of the back of 2 Barrowlands shows and a tour of North America, and about to go out to Australia and Japan before a UK tour in the autumn.We spoke about all this and Callum gave me an insight into how things REALLY work on Sunday Brunch, and at the end he picked his heroes too!If you've not checked out The Snuts before (why the fuck not!)Check their links below:The Snuts Official StoreFacebookThe Snuts (@thesnuts) • Instagram photos and videosThe Snuts (@TheSnuts) / X (twitter.com)The Snuts (@thesnuts) Official | TikTokThe Snuts - Circles (Official Video) (youtube.com)The Snuts | Spotify‎The Snuts - Apple MusicAnd you can get in touch with me here:://www.facebook.com/timeforheroespodcastTimeforheroespodcast (@Timeforheroesp1) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/timetimeforheroespod@gmail.comTime For Heroes is written, produced and presented by Martin MorelArtwork courtesy of Rowan McDonaghRowan McDonagh (@rowan_mcdonagh_design) • Instagram photos and videosMusic by The Young Hips, check them out here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0wnBIA2KIwgNjCQPB6RY6h?si=Rd3wMJl5TImhlNDr9Wt3Yw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Wow! As some of you may know i started off podcasting in 2020 with my first podcast Typical Time Podcast belowhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1cePMYck2CE6a2CdP1MHCR?si=aac26d6d732049daA podcast all about Dundee's finest, The View! After 8 episodes the podcast finished without ever getting any of the boys on for a chat, so what better guest to have on Time For Heroes as we reach a milestone episode (50) than Kieren Webster, a true hero of mine, I've followed the band from the beginning, I've seen them live countless times (been thrown out the Barrowlands quite a few times as well lol) and have missed them massively during their hiatus, but............The View are back with a new album, Exorcism Of Youth is out 18.08.23 and its defo worth the wait!So it was an absolute pleasure to speak to Kieren about the new album as well as going back and re-visiting some of the highlights from The View's career and then he picked his heroes!Here's the links for you, make sure you get the album purchased it's the best!!!!The View - Exorcism Of Youth (lnk.to)The View (@official_theview) • Instagram photos and videosThe View (@viewofficial) / X (twitter.com)https://open.spotify.com/artist/1fy3AQc7grjf5LnCd7snSg?si=t_Pz0WZzRfy2ALJOIKKEFQHope you all enjoy listening to this as much as I enjoyed recording it and thank you so much for all the listeners I've built up through these 50 episodes, theres plenty more to come xAnd you can get in touch with me here:https://www.facebook.com/timeforheroespodcastTimeforheroespodcast (@Timeforheroesp1) / Twitterhttps://www.instagram.com/timetimeforheroespod@gmail.comTime For Heroes is written, produced and presented by Martin MorelArtwork by Stevie MoffatGuest Liason by Stuart Robertson who manages THIS IS WAR!, check them out here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/3N23sUzz9R6KJ04j747tjF?si=RbVQW6xxQpuiuohDEomEVQMusic by The Young Hips, check them out here:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0wnBIA2KIwgNjCQPB6RY6h?si=Rd3wMJl5TImhlNDr9Wt3Yw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we talk too Derrick Thomson who is working with the our Union Street organisation who are a community led organisation, chaired by Bob Keiller, whose mission is to re-energise the Granite Mile and bring business and people back to the heart of our City. They are looking for volunteers and your ideas to restore Union Street back to the vibrant hub it once was. You can volunteer via the website www.ourunionstreet.com. Also in this weeks episode we discuss a couple of arresting moments (Trump and Murrell), Michael reviews the Eels at Barrowlands and much more.

Jack and Adam from the Plastic Youth are the latest guests on the podcast. We discuss their latest single 'Big Thief', working with Gerry Love, a taste of playing the Barrowlands and much more.https://lnk.to/TPY-BigThief Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Billy McGuinness from Aslan joins More than 90 Minutes Editor, Andrew Milne on the Celtic Soul Podcast. Billy gives an update on Christy Dignam and Aslan's plans. While looking back at the bands highs and lows over the past 40 years.Back in 80's Ireland was a great place for music as record companies searched for the next U2. Unemployment was high as young adults were forced to emigrate these shores and both Billy and Andrew look back with fond memories at the 1980's Irish Music Scene and iconic venues like the Baggot Inn, Dublin and the Boxing Club in Drogheda.Aslan's rise and fall and rise again are discussed and Billy also takes us down memory lane to his young days at school and serving his time as a baker. Its amazing how buns from the bakery played a part in Billy getting into the band. The band are no strangers to Glasgow having played the famous Barrowlands and the Classic Grand. They attended the Celtic Player of the Year awards after the game v the Rangers last season. They also supported Glasgow's Gerry Cinnamon in Malahide Castle in the Summer opening up a new audience for the band. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. Episode 186 is in conversation with musical director, choir master and musician Neil Thompson. Starting out on his musical journey learning to play his grandfather's trumpet, Graduating from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly RSAMD) Neil has gone on to carve out an incredible career following his passion for a variety of styles of music. Founder of Musichoir Scotland, Neil encourages singers of all ages and abilities to enjoy communal singing, providing amazing opportunities for participants in both Glasgow and Ayrshire to perform. As frontman of Bahookie he travels the world bringing their unique blend of Ceilidh and rock music to audiences enjoying great success here and abroad. Neil's incessant creativity has sparked his latest venture, SYMPHONIX- his new orchestral rock show premiering in August 2022 at Glasgow's iconic Barrowlands. Playing hits from the likes of Metallica, AC/DC, Coldplay, Toto, Prince, Nirvana and Muse, SYMPHONIX blends the epic sounds of a live orchestra and a professional choir with choreography and knockout performances. Enjoy! SYMPHONIX tickets available here; https://tickets-scotland.com//artists.html?event_method=viewevent&event_id=fb28d619-d764-11ec-ae51-02614393f1a4 Follow SYMPHONIX https://instagram.com/symphonixrockorchestra?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Check out Musichoir Scotland https://instagram.com/musichoirscotland?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Bahookie website http://bahookie.org/ If you've enjoyed this episode you can help support the production of future episodes by clicking on the Ko-Fi link below. Many thanks. https://ko-fi.com/thebrawandthebrave Follow The Braw and The Brave https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave https://twitter.com/BrawBrave See https://soundcloud.com/ for privacy and terms of use

On this episode, Adam and Pete pick up where they left off in the previous episode. Continuing the chat about everything to do with Barrowlands and Temple Newsam. Still riding the euphoric wave that everyone is currently on. Enjoy

This month we're back in Scotland going back to the 70s and chatting about Bible John and the Barrowlands, Effie also shares some "fun facts" about Glasgow and we share some exciting news about our 1st birthday episode!! We also chat about https://www.truecrimemom.net/ go check it out And The Serial Killer Cookbook - we got the title totally wrong in this ep but go check out https://www.instagram.com/truecrimebookcase/ we love this account and regularly check it for great true crime reads.Sources for this ep are: Daily Record Wiki Glasgow Times Glasgow Live Dark Enigma & Talking till Dawn podcasts Eleanor Oneill on you tube and Casual criminalist on your tube. And as always come say hi over on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mumsmysteriesandmurder/ and lastly you can buy us a coffee and support the pod over at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dashboardAnd lastly, we would love it if you could please give us a rate and review it helps others find our pod and we would bloody love that! 

 Ch 10 - 13: Croaker and Goblin get ferried  to the Barrowlands by the taken Whisper , then on to Juniper as the Lady's attentions are drawn to the Black Castle.WARNING: These episodes are intended as a supplement to the reading. Anything revealed in a section is subject to a "what we know so far" discussion, with a greater than 0% chance of related speculation. We always avoid spoilers, BUT, if a close-reading reveals secrets left obscure to a casual reader... be warned. Please, keep comments relevant to the current episode. We'd like to encourage you to "like" the podcast if you do. Subscribe, tell your friends and leave us friendly or constructive comments. All of these help us grow and learn. Patreon -- This option is for those who love what we're doing and just can't live without us. Your contributions will help us cover the costs of the RSS feed, logo design, hardware upgrades, etc. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=47998540Instagram -- Follow SFFRA for episode announcements and general podcast info @scifi_fantasy_read_along If you'd like to contact us directly, use the following email: scifiandfantasyreadalong@gmail.com Thank you to Setuniman for letting us use his beautiful piano loop. https://freesound.org/people/Setuniman/ The cover art from the novel used in our thumbnail is by Raymond Swanland from the Tor omnibus titled Chronicles of the Black Company.The edition we're reading is published by TorISBN: 978-0-7653-1923-4       

One of the great powers of the north, who can trace their bloodlines to the First King of the First Men. We discuss their wars against the Starks, Lady Barbrey Dustin, the Corpse Queen and Night's King, the Tower of Joy, Brandon & Lyanna Stark, Domeric, Roose & Ramsay, Barrowton and the Barrowlands. Gregor the Toasty, Lord of the Breadfort Shirts: historyofwesteros.threadless.com Nina: goodqueenaly.tumblr.com Sean's YouTube: bit.ly/3818H9X www.historyofwesteros.com www.patreon.com/historyofwesteros --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/history-of-westeros-game-of-thrones/support

Adam has the pleasure this week of being joined in the studio by two successful musicians with numerous awards and several million record sales between them. Travis bassist and Rangers supporter Dougie Payne is forced to relive his side's glorious performance between 12pm and 12.06pm against Celtic, before discussing the disconnect that may have prompted Steven Gerrard's departure, the 'Brazilian in a Scotsman's body' who inspired his love of Rangers, watching Scotland at France '98 with Brazil fans, his unused Scotland song, what artists like The Killers make of Glasgow's Barrowlands, Rod Stewart's bad habit, hanging out with Paul McCartney, acting with Ben Stiller, enlisting Celtic fans for a half-time recording and joining forces with Brendan Rodgers at the school gates. Drummer and Celtic fan Paul Thomson talks about Callum McGregor's 'executive decision', his theory on why Ange Postecoglou identifies with the club's fans, how football became more important to him during lockdown, his recent decision to leave Franz Ferdinand after nearly 20 years, his own unused Scotland song, donating a sensitive part of his body, appearing on Celtic and Rangers compilation albums, committing blasphemy in Mexico, his unique description in a book about New York's music scene and a memorable misunderstanding with Kanye West.  Adam enlists his guests to help him debunk a myth involving Bruce Willis and Celtic, puts questions to them from Twitter, delves into their Wikipedia pages, quizzes them on Carlos Cuellar's personal life and announces the winner of this season's Golden Stauner award. For more information about Old Firm Facts, go to: thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

Adam and Declan from the Katuns join Andy to talk everything from playing the Barrowlands to the Wurzuls (honestly!). Catch the Katuns at the Mash House on Friday 22nd April - https://www.skiddle.com/whats-on/Edinburgh/The-Mash-House/The-Katuns---Edinburgh/35946190/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today I am joined by Ciaran Warfield of Catalpa.  We talk about Bobby Sands, The Barrowlands, American Chopper & even Santa Claus....Facebook.com/theirishsound

In my latest interview I sit down with one of the brightest wrestling talents in the UK. The current & 3x Tidal Wrestling women's champion, RHIO. We discuss Rhio's awesome 2021, with debuts for ICW, Progress and Wrestle Carnival and her fantastic matches she has had with those promotions so far. Rhio also tells us about her feud with the She-Wolves and her experience of ICW's latest big show, Fear & Loathing from the Barrowlands. We talk about the women's scene in the UK and the awesome crop of female talent that are now performing at the very highest level on the UK indies. Rhio tells us about her journey with PCW and some of her championship programs with the likes of Viper and Nightshade. We discuss Rhio's WWE experience, from her try-out at the UK Performance Centre and her match at the Download Festival in 2019. We discuss her journey with Tidal Wrestling as a 4x champion in that promotion. Plus, your fan questions. (Duration 1h 4mins) Youtube - https://bit.ly/3bn1noV Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/wrestlingwithjohners Twitch - https://www.twitch.tv/wrestlingwithjohnerspod Network - https://wrestlingwithjohners.com/ Please support our sponsors, THIRTEEN10 APPAREL Use code THIRTEEN10WMC to save 10% on below link - http://thirteen10.merch.global/

In this episode of Can't Find My Way Home, I was joined by Chris Davis. Chris and I both hail from the same hometown in Scotland, (Cumbernauld - the only Scottish town to be labelled “Scotland's most dismal town” twice.), so we name check a few cultural references in the episode. Chris went to university in Aberdeen, graduated, and then headed for Berlin in 2008. Chris tells us about his early days in Berlin, working in bars, and getting into the improv comedy scene in the city. After two years in the improv scene, Chris decided to spread his wings and to go it alone in stand-up comedy, and has been a regular on the scene for the last ten years. We also find out about ‘The Wandering Barman' persona, the immersive and interactive nature of the act, and where it's heading next. Alongside Chris's comedy journey, he's also been serving cocktails in numerous high-end establishments, Michelin Star restaurants, as well as on stage. We blether on about alcohol-free gin, pretentious ingredients, Chris's own podcast - Lifting Yer Spirits, his new one hour show aptly named ‘The Death of a Barman', and we both share our experiences of playing to disinterested audiences. In the Top 5, we talk Coldplay, Foreigner, The Barrowlands in Glasgow, first gigs, The Smiths, Aldous Harding and Adam Curtis. All this and just what is a gas mark 5 palate...let's get right to it...Chris Davis Follow Chris: Website - https://www.thewanderingbarman.net Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/comedianchrisdavis/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thewanderingbarman/ LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/thewanderingbarman/ YouTube - http://bit.ly/3niyDQB Spotify - http://spoti.fi/3rHZskz. Support - http://www.buymeacoff.ee/thewb Can't Find My Way Home https://linktr.ee/cantfindmywayhome --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craig-branch/message

Tommy caught up with the guys from The Decadent Movement before their double header of gigs at The Garage & Barrowlands. They chatted about their music, forthcoming eps, gigs and the future of the band. Track Played - Glasgow's Burning

Average Joe Miller from Not the View Celtic Fanzine joins More than 90 Minutes Editor, Andrew Milne on Talk from the Terrace on Celtic Fanzine TV and on audio across the Celtic Soul Podcast Platforms. Joe is a regular on the show and an ever present fan at Celtic games home and away. Joe and Andrew discuss the upcoming away game in Edinburgh against Hibs and look back to St. Johnstone last Saturday. The Celtic players who stood out and how poor the Referee was and Joe also gives his thoughts on the progression of the team under Ange.The Bhoys wrap up with an update on how Joe's other team St. Pauli are getting on and reflect back on getting back to gigs in Glasgow including Billy Bragg in the Barrowlands after the game on Saturday.Follow Celtic Soul Podcast https://twitter.com/celtic_am?lang=enFollow Andrew Milne https://twitter.com/andrewmilne12?lang=en Episode Sponsors MMEPlay Out More than 90 Minutes Issue 117 Print Edition & Digital Edition is now on sale Click Link to buy Print or Digital Edition https://celticfanzine.com/product-category/new-issue/More than 90 Minutes Celtic Fanzine Subscription Detailshttps://celticfanzine.com/product-category/monthly-print-subscription/ Merchandise & T-Shirtshttps://celticfanzine.com/shop/ If your business or CSC like the Podcast and would like to become a sponsor please email us at info@celticfanzine.com. You can also contact us through the website or message us on social media. Further Listening All Podcasts available on all Platforms or click link below https://celticfanzine.com/podcasts/ Episode 97 was Produced by Ronan McQuillan & Daniel Faulknerhttps://twitter.com/rojoenemies?lang=en If you would like to support our Independent Celtic Fan Media Platform you can become a Member, Subscribe, Buy or Donate for the Price of a Pint. Your Support helps us continue to produce Daily News & Articles, Weekly Newsletter, Podcasts, Fanzines, Video Content & Live Shows. https://celticfanzine.com/join-us/https://celticfanzine.com/product-category/monthly-print-subscriptionhttps://celticfanzine.com/donations-page/https://celticfanzine.com/shop/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the podcast Adam and Pete talk about the recent announcement of The Music warm up gig at Glasgow Barrowlands. Plus much more. Enjoy

Tommy caught up with Joe Kane, the Glaswegian muslti instrumentalist songwriter and driving force behind The Poppermost The pair chatted about The up coming release of 'Hits to Spare' and music in general Tracks on the show were CRY FOR ANOTHER LAZIEST MAN IN THE REALM HITS TO SPARE Tommy also asked Joe about gigs and of course the dream gig THE POPPERMOST would be joined at BARROWLANDS with THE MARINERS, NOVELTY ISLAND & THE KINKS EXPERIENCE. I'm really looking forward that one!!!! Pre-order the album now at -thepoppermost.bandcamp.com

John Jokey  is the owner of the world-famous Priory Bar, in the heart of Glasgow, Scotland. He's also Manager of two exciting Scottish bands, Voodoos and Gallus. Since its inception in 2014, The Priory Bar has been a breeding ground for emerging UK talent, with Gerry Cinnamon, Baby Strange, The Dunts, Voodoos, Gallus, The Van T's and many more all cutting their teeth at the Sauchiehall Street institution.The bar is built on Jokey's unwavering commitment to emerging talent, providing a safe place for creativity and the fair treatment of bands. The stage is basically in the crowd, the energy is always high and there is a strong, close-knit community that surrounds it.During our chat, Jokey gives us insight into how the idea of Priory first came about and admits that it is almost impossible to call out stand out nights in the bar as there are so many.  We also discuss the impact COVID has had on the venue and the bands that play there, and how non other than Liam Gallagher stepped in to help.Jokey also gives us insight into the management side of things and how Voodoos and Gallus are both navigating their way through these challenging times .One of Jokey's best live music experiences involves a surreal story about being on the roof of the Barrowlands with his good friend Johnny Took from the DMA's after one of their stand out gigs in the famous venue. And of course we end the conversation as we always do by learning why Jokey thinks live music is so important. You can find The Priory Bar on Instagram here::InstagramHit follow/subscribe to be the first to know when new episodes are released and visit livelikeyouloveitpod.com for more information on the podcast.Enjoy

John Rush joins Ewan Petrie for this weeks episode of "The Tracks That Take Us Back". John is a Glasgow based singer/songwriter with a sound described as "folk tinged pop". Originally from Paisley, John has been honing his craft for many years and 2019 saw the release of his stunning debut album "Beneath The Apple Tree". That same year also saw John sell out his first headline show at Room 2 in Glasgow, adding another impressive venue to the list of locations that John has performed at across the city including the Barrowlands, the O2 Academy and the Royal Concert Hall. As we look towards more positive days post pandemic, the future looks exciting for John with a new album on the way and a host festival appearances in 2021/2022. Listen as John opens the door to a series of important memories, in the places that he holds dearest to him. From childhood memories in Paisley to sunny days in Queens Park, it's a real pleasure to welcome John Rush to "The Tracks That Take Us Back".

In this episode we talk about the Galway Races, World heavyweight boxers, playing in Glasgow, The Barrowlands, that Late Late Show interview and more ramblings Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 27 Part 4: The Final Frontier! It's the Hall Of Fame, and this time Joseph puts the case forward for Dr Carl Peter Goldmark, the man who invented the long-playing record (the LP to us laymen) as well as a wee sidetrack on some dodgy nights out the guys have had.

Tommy caught up with Iain & Andrew Mundy who are Braw.... The duo of song-writing brothers who are based in Glasgow chatted about thier music, especially their new single WHISKY IN HAND due for release this Saturday. Check out their pages at 930 on Saturday31st October for the official launch and video premiere. Tracks played during the interview were SWING DOOR HOME FROM HOME WHISKY IN HAND Dream gig will be staged either indoor at Barrowlands ballroom or an outdoor gig nearby at Glasgow Green. Supporting the boys will be BIFFY CLYRO, JAMIE CULLUM & THE ROLLING STONES Pick up their music on Itunes or Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/50jv6gSTcMtSygu3k1jBeE

In this episodes news we cover whats fair to say is a wide range of topics from the end of the Aberdeen lockdown, Jim Corr versus Jedward, Trump, Goth Bats, and Van Morrisons pseudo science. Record Store Day 2020 is this week and we discuss some of the key releases. Biff Clyros streaming gig at Barrowlands gets a review as does their new album. Other album reviews include Fontaines DC, James Dean Bradfield and Rival Consoles. Hope you enjoy it and see you next time.

Andy Gemmell has dedicated his life to hospitality. As well as working in some of the world’s top bars which led to a stint as Global Whisky Ambassador for Bacardi Global Brands, he has continuously devised innovative training and education programmes to encourage bartenders around the world to enhance and develop their own Spirit knowledge and bartending skills. In 2019 he opened The Gate in Glasgow’s Barrowlands area, a modern Scottish pub dedicated to showcasing the best in Scottish produce and hospitality. Most recently he has established Whisky Wonderland, an educational platform that aims to break down the pompous barriers of Scotch and showcase the diversity and fun side of our national spirit.

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. *Contains some strong language Episode 84 is in conversation with singer/songwriter and front man of band Brownbear, Matt Hickman. Enjoying much success thus far Brownbear has performed at iconic venues such as The Barrowlands and King Tuts, also supporting The Libertines and The View. With years of writing, recording, performing and touring under his belt Matt's passion for music and real dedication to his craft drives his ever-inquisitive nature to learn and create more, with attention to detail extending to co-directing his music videos and managing the band independently. Tour managing for and collaborating with other musicians and industry professionals, his ethos of working hard, being ‘sound' and always being on time is something to be admired and emulated in the often challenging world of the music business. Enjoy! Listen on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0fI0f9Cg0vS0ouSmcXQwXW?si=ZQSdGdunQtqU7Pbfk5mvcA Socials https://instagram.com/brownbear_official?igshid=1np5jlkq1aysq https://twitter.com/brownbearband https://www.facebook.com/brownbearofficial/ Important links https://blacklivesmatter.com Addressing Race in Scottish Education petition: https://reparationineducation.carrd.co/ Follow The Braw and The Brave https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave https://twitter.com/BrawBrave See https://soundcloud.com/ for privacy and terms of use

Tommy caught up with Falkirk Band WEIRD DECIBELS. They discussed what its like to be together 25 years as a band, Thier latest album release FEBRUARY, how lockdown has them more productive. They also talked about their best and worst gig experiences. As usual Tommy asked the band for the venue and support acts for their dream gig. The band chose BARROWLANDS and their supports would be long gone Falkirk contemporaries MONITOR LIZARD, NIRVANA, BABY CHAOS & SOUNDGARDEN. The Interview was first aired on NEXT UP WITH TOMMY CLARK on PULSE98.4

Tommy and Lloyd chatted on the launch day of his brand new EP Fake Depth. As well as chatting they played IDIOCRACY EVERYTIME I'M WRONG ECHO CHAMBER As always in Tommy's Interviews he asked who and where would be Lloyd's dream gig He will be supported by NIRVANA, MOGWAI & ISIS at BARROWLANDS

The fantastic Matt Hickman from Brownbear joins me for the latest episode of TELT. Matt discusses his incredible journey from the town of Largs to supporting The Libertines at Hyde Park and playing sold out support shows at Europe's biggest venues such as Barrowlands and the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam. Brownbear have shared the stage with some of the biggest names in music and made a name for themselves across the country, culminating in the release of their highly anticipated debut album 'What Is Home?' in 2018 and a sold out headline show at Glasgow's famous King Tut's. Matt tells us all about the ups and downs along the way, while we discuss a range of topics such as discrimination in the music industry, the evolution from album culture to single culture, politics in music and so much more.

The Dunts are a Glasgow punk-rock group who's explosive music has garnered support up and down the country from the likes of Radio 1 and more. On March 12th they play their biggest show to date, a SOLD OUT SWG3 headline (1300 cap). We talk to Colin McGachy and David McFarlane about writing, their upcoming debut album, performing at Maida Vale studios, TRNSMT, the state of politics, DMT, Louis Theroux, their drummer’s art, being a marmite band, stolen merch, The Priory, Johnny Madden and Club Sabbath, producer Chris Marshall, playing the Barrowlands, David Icke, wishes, the rise and fall of bands, David Bowie, SXSW, tipping shenanigans and horror fan encounters.Theme Music: "Breakfast Burger" by Snack Villain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to the Oasis PodcastSupport at patreon.com/oasispod Follow on Twitter and Facebook @oasispodcast and Instagram @OasisPodBuy Some Might Say - The Definitive Story of Oasis - https://thisdayinmusicbooks.com/books/some-might-say-the-definitive-history-of-oasis/ Email oasispod@gmail.com0:00 Clip from Definitely Maybe documentary0:30 Liam clip and Vision - Shine On1:00 JC Intro - news and Come On Outside breakdown - demo vs new version20:56 Noel Gallagher at Peter Green tribute22:25 Noel Gallagher - Hey You! 22:56 Interview with Ben @twentyandtwo about Oasis bootlegs28:20 Oasis - Don't Go Away33:50 Oasis - Shakermaker (Demo)37:09 Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger (Sheffield Arena)43:31 Oasis - Let's All Make Believe44:15 Your favourite Oasis Bootlegs 48:12 Oasis - Slide Away50:00 Oasis - D'You Know What I Mean?51:57 Ian from Oasis tribute band Columbia @OasisTribColumb breaks down Columbia #OasisA2Z54:14 Axe Corner - Tortuga57:02 Oasis - Columbia (Live by the sea 1995)59:03 Oasis - Columbia (Isolated Vocals)1:12:22 JC breakdown of Columbia #OasisA2Z1:18:10  Oasis - Columbia (Live by the sea 1995) 1:20:06  Oasis - Columbia (White Label Demo)1:25:19 Oasis - Columbia (Live at Knebworth)1:28:36 Oasis Columbia sample breakdowns1:33:07 Oasis - Columbia (Unreleased Eden mix)1:36:51 Oasis - Columbia (Live at Barrowlands)1:42:59 Oasis - Columbia (Live at Glastonbury)1:46:34 Message from Louise @scyhodotcom1:47:05 Ending and Patreon thanks

Lesley and I swore that we'd never do another evening recording session.Yet here we are as she's off to visit the European Union tomorrow. More of the EU later. We begin with the annual resurrection of the Broon frae Kirkcaldy who made another , well trailed,"keynote"speech today on the perils of divisive nationalism and his plan to keep the UK together. Needless to say we were not impressed. Back to the EU and Lesley brings you an exclusive on plans to demonstrate our opposition to Brexit on January 31st.Remember, you heard it here first folks. Joanna Cherry, Patrick Harvie, Kevin Pringle,Denis Canavan, and Colin Fox have all come out in support for setting up another Yes campaign group. We question the how, and why, of this move. Tony Hall's resignation as Director General of the BBC sets us off on a critique of Aunty both in the past,and over the last week. It's January and it's Celtic Connections in Glasgow time.Lesley has, just about, recovered from an amazing gig at Barrowlands featuring the incredible musical heritage of Marty Bennett. I, on a more than slightly,less elevated level won a prize on Off the Ball. There's the usual highways and byways plus a computer that won't keep schtum....

The Twilight Sad are one of our favourite bands and, more importantly, are a favourite band of some of our young people. Craig was joined by two of the Crew as they welcomed James and Brendan to the pool table to talk about the band's background, experiences and motivations as professional musicians.

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. In Episode 38 I chat with massive music fan Gareth Fraser. Attending his first ever concert in his teens, he has since clocked up over 1200 gigs, establishing the independent live music and album review site Musicscramble. What Gareth doesn't know about Glasgow's music scene ain't worth knowing and being quite the connoisseur of his beloved Barrowlands, he helped collate and verify the gig history for a book being published on this iconic venue. Gareth takes us on a back stage tour of the Barrowlands and gives us insight in to not only the soundtrack of his life so far but also the bands, the fans and venue that everyone wants to headline! Check out Musicscramble http://www.musicscramble.co.uk/ Social media https://twitter.com/musicscramble https://www.instagram.com/musicscramble/ The Barrowland Ballroom on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/12532325385/ Follow us on Instagram and Facebook https://www.instagram.com/thebrawandthebravepodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/TheBrawandTheBrave

Le Black Métal est une force endiablée et indéniable qui ne connait aucune fatigue, aucune stagnation souffreteuse, aucun délaissement de son objectif saignant de nous faire connaitre de nouvelles noirceurs et de plus imposantes profondeurs. Grâce à ces nouveaux triomphes, nous sommes capables d'élever nos ambitions plus haut encore, et ce dans une cascade de sublimes terreurs, d'extase et de révélations bruyantes ! Nous vous présentons, une fois de plus, d'autres découvertes faites lors de nos longues et ardues pérégrinations, lancées pour vous apporter le meilleur de ce que l'underground Black a à vous offrir… ☩ LISTE LITRUGIQUE ☩ 1. BARROWLANDS (États-Unis) - Hyperion 2. ELEGIAC (États-Unis) - The Imminent Cleanse 3. TRYGLAV (Croatie) - Creature of the Night 4. OCULUM DEI (États-Unis) - A Cold Winter's Plight 5. CONTINENTAL (Québec) - Automne boréal 6. SECTORIAL (Ukraine) - відблиск ранок 7. COMMUOVERE (Québec) - La tentation d'exister 8. NONE (États-Unis) - The Damp Chill of Life 9. CALMÉGIS LAGNAÉS (Québec) - Quamvis omnibus et intransmutabilem 10. MARE (Norvège) - Labyrinth of Dying Stars (extrait)

The first in a series of A Little Alternative LISTENER Gig Reviews, Kris goes to the iconic Glasgow Barrowlands to check out one of the bands who defined his youth - the almighty Garbage, on their 20 Years Paranoid tour. Submit a gig review to A Little Alternative by getting in touch on social media, or email radio@rnib.org.uk - we can't wait to hear where you've been spending your evenings!

Using customized playbooks for a dark fantasy feel, four incredible players create the Drestfall family, Dukes of the Northern Reaches and rulers of Castle Crow Watch. The characters include the decadent Lord Aitor, the second son of the Duke and Duchess; his twin sister, the crafty and agile Lady Lyssa, who knows the language of crows; Stig the apprentice to the Duke's late Grand Vizier; and Gloria, the priestess of a forgotten god who was raised by an old mercenary in the Duke's guard. Lyssa Drestfall says no to The Grey Prince, but considers the power of the demon Whispertongue. Gloria uncovers the plot, but gives up much too much to reveal it. Stig learns a true name, but is not sure if it is the correct one, and Aitor confronts his treacherous older brother.

Using customized playbooks for a dark fantasy feel, four incredible players create the Drestfall family, Dukes of the Northern Reaches and rulers of Castle Crow Watch. The characters include the decadent Lord Aitor, the second son of the Duke and Duchess; his twin sister, the crafty and agile Lady Lyssa, who knows the language of crows; Stig the apprentice to the Duke's late Grand Vizier; and Gloria, the priestess of a forgotten god who was raised by an old mercenary in the Duke's guard. After the strange stampede, Lyssa leads her friends into the ruins of old temples beneath the castle's new temple, where they go swimming in the old ritual purification baths and meet the servants of the ancient god of dreams who offers to negotiate terms. Meanwhile, emissaries of an old foe show up at the gate and Aitor and Lyssa realise there may already be a traitor in their midst.

Using customized playbooks for a dark fantasy feel, four incredible players create the Drestfall family, Dukes of the Northern Reaches and rulers of Castle Crow Watch. The characters include the decadent Lord Aitor, the second son of the Duke and Duchess; his twin sister, the crafty and agile Lady Lyssa, who knows the language of crows; Stig the apprentice to the Duke's late Grand Vizier; and Gloria, the priestess of a forgotten god who was raised by an old mercenary in the Duke's guard. On the day they rescue townsfolk from a weird cattle stampede, the four also try to salvage their own personal lives. An heir apparent gets punched, a stableboy gets injured, a strange southerner acts suspiciously, the wine cellar is reorganized, a hug lingers, a smith's apprentice discovers the value of free alcohol, and Lady Lyssa proves she can listen to farmers as intently as she listens to crows. The Customized Dark Fantasy Playbooks (based on the Beyond the Wall originals): https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... Beyond the Wall & Other Adventures: http://www.rpgnow.com/product/113405/ The Gauntlet: http://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/

Using customized playbooks for a dark fantasy feel, four incredible players create the Drestfall family, Dukes of the Northern Reaches and lords of Castle Crow Watch. The characters include the decadent Lord Aitor, the second son of the Duke and Duchess; his twin sister, the crafty and agile Lady Lyssa, who knows the language of crows; Stig the apprentice to the Duke's late Grand Vizier; and Gloria, the priestess of a forgotten god who was raised by an old mercenary in the Duke's guard. Now animate dead stalk the crypts, ghostly steeds rampage through the town, the demon Whispertongue is loose, and someone named the Grey Prince has taken the innkeeper. The Customized Dark Fantasy Playbooks (based on the Beyond the Wall originals): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vVBkF1KzcpUVpH9IazFtrr_S7XD31Dcu?usp=sharing Beyond the Wall & Other Adventures: http://www.rpgnow.com/product/113405/ The Gauntlet: http://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/

Hello and welcome to EPISODE 53 of MOOD SWINGS. This week I am joined by CAISHNAH NEVANS, the brains behind the LYRICAL LIFE LESSONS project. In this episode we talk all about the project, music, gigs, The Barrowlands, mental health and much more. Big thanks to Caishnah for abandoning her family to come and talk to me!  Check out Lyrical Life Lessons:  Twitter: @life_lyrical  Instagram: lyrical.life.lessons Lyrical Life Lessons on Facebook Lyrical Life Lessons Website About Lyrical Life Lessons:  "Lyrical Life Lessons is a project celebrating the power music and lyrics can have on our mental health. From showing us that someone out there understands, to giving us positive messages on how to live life, lyrics are a special part of the magic music has. The project embraces the idea that ‘music is what feelings sound like’ and encourages you to share your own lyrical story on the site. These stories are paired with stunning visual representations of the lyrics creating an online space full of inspiration, advice and support. Musicians talk to the site about their own creative process, the lyrics they have written and those that have inspired them, as well as their own mental health. There are also interviews with other well known creatives. The project has also worked alongside mental health charities in running workshops. These creative workshops promote the benefits of being creative using music and lyrics as inspiration for the pieces created - some of which appear on the site. Future plans for the site include additional workshops with organisations, a range of prints and products of the site’s artwork and collaborations between designers and musicians on these."

‘Bible John Glasgow’s Unsolved 1960s Barrowlands Murders Patrick speaks about the notorious ‘Bible John’ outside the derelict Barrowland’s, Glasgow!

In his first interview anywhere since winning the ICW World Heavyweight Title at Barramania, the leader of the Filthy Generation Stevie Boy talks to Steven Wilson on his memories of that night at the Barrowlands, his victory at this year's Square Go and the text he got from an old friend after winning the belt. All that and so much MORE!! Music by Betamaxximum Productions

Martti Hill, drummer of Pacific Northwest black metal band Barrowlands, joins Jason to find a mutual respect for breakdancing Ninjas, bass solos and jazz death.  Martti plays select cuts from his eclectic musical palette that extends from '90s metal bands, to shock rock icons to unknown demo bands. Bumper music by Alice Cooper, closing is "Woodland Rebirth" taken from Barrowlands new album "Tyndir" out now on Vendetta Records.

“Weak people believe what is forced on them. Strong people what they wish to believe, forcing that to be real.” ― Gene Wolfe, Shadow & Claw A small village is perched on top of a den of horror and the promise of treasure. To learn more about how Kingdom is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Gonzo Lameleg (Ken Breese) - Former adventure, now damaged and living in the swamp. Patriarch Pugnacious Zachariah (D Gailey) - The spiritual leader of the Hamlet. Zinnia Faltine (John Holt) - An apprentice to the town's sage, the Alchemist. The Kingdom for this game: The Hamlet, a quiet town far from civilization in the middle of a forest. Threats: Outsiders (AKA Adventurers) could overwhelm the Hamlet. Our economy relies on having a steady stream of adventurers The things below the Hamlet threaten to come pouring to the surface. Locations: Forager's Camp in the Swamp Ruined Tower with stairs that lead Down The Church Vault The"Luck 'o the Draw" Tavern  The Cartographer's Printing Press The Master Alchemist's Shop The Conflict: Conflict: Will The Hamlet allow the Children of the White Sword to go below? Find D Gailey on twitter @mxnurd Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!  

Eric: Oh, come on, I know exactly where we are! Presto: Yeah, a hundred miles from nowhere and fifty miles from anyplace. A small village is perched on top of a den of horror and the promise of treasure. To learn more about how Kingdom is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Gonzo Lameleg (Ken Breese) - Former adventure, now damaged and living in the swamp. Patriarch Pugnacious Zachariah (D Gailey) - The spiritual leader of the Hamlet. Zinnia Faltine (John Holt) - An apprentice to the town's sage, the Alchemist. The Kingdom for this game: The Hamlet, a quiet town far from civilization in the middle of a forest. Threats: Outsiders (AKA Adventurers) could overwhelm the Hamlet. Our economy relies on having a steady stream of adventurers The things below the Hamlet threaten to come pouring to the surface. Locations: Forager's Camp in the Swamp Ruined Tower with stairs that lead Down The Church Vault The"Luck 'o the Draw" Tavern The Cartographer's Printing Press The Master Alchemist's Shop The Conflict: Conflict: Will The Hamlet allow the Children of the White Sword to go below? Find D Gailey on twitter @mxnurd Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

On this new Fanny Pack, we are joined by DKG community member and returning guest Wulfegang (not Wolfgang) and Chaos Buffering's Josh "Joshua Chaos" Hilp on a return trip to the Barrowlands in Glasgow, Scotland. We return for Insane Championship Wrestling's newly-minted marquee event, Barramania 2. We talk Local Hero (and future Global Hero) Joe Hendry, the sky-high potential of Nikki Storm, how perfect Nikki Storm's goodbye to ICW was, quality storytelling, Billy "Fucking" Kirkwood's amazing commentary, and Big Damo's impressive bigness. All that, and more when you press play. So do it, already!

The 44th episode of One Hour Broadway, a wrestling podcast giving opinions and reviewing the past weeks goings on in WWE and the wider world of professional wrestling. This past weekend saw ICW enter the Barrowlands once again, this time for the 5th annual Square Go! 30 men, 5 weapons, 1 winner. The format is […]

Meet James Dean of Platform Glasgow. This interview is for those, even in Glasgow, whose muscle memory associates the east end of the City with nowt but crime & poverty. It's for those who've been to the Barrowlands for a gig but stepped no further into the perceived darkness beyond. It's for those who feel there's no point exploring the empty, forgotten, barren land east of Glasgow Green when there's the delights of the city centre & west end on offer.Before this interview I knew a little about what's going on in the east end. After it I realised that I just knew little. My eyes were well and truly opened during this conversation at the Bridge, a breathtaking space in Easterhouse that for the last 9 years has been pulling together all the good things in the community and showing it off in style. James talks quietly with passion about the art, music and culture being tapped by Platform every day with a myriad of events, festivals, concerts, installations and arts projects in the area. He tells us about the Calton Action Barras Plan, PEEK Project, Pulse, the Barras Art and Design Centre, the Pipe Factory, the soon to be opened east end's answer to Oran Mor in the centre of a regenerated music quarter at the Barras, and the heart-warming projects changing lives at the Bridge.Listening to James talk effortlessly about what's going on makes me pretty embarrassed about how much I've been missing for so long right on my doorstep. Not any longer!