If you're looking for something sensible you've come to the wrong place.... A News Roundup

I guess most of you will already know this, but in case it somehow passed you by Dananananaykroyd have announced that at the end of their current UK tour they'll be hanging up their boots for good. In what will be there last ever show in Glasgow, the boys will be tearing the roof off the ABC in Glasgow this Saturday night (29th). If you fancy sending one of Scotland's finest live bands off in style, then you can still pick up a ticket in advance via Synergy Concerts website. If you are planning on going along, make sure you get down nice and early as United Fruit have just announced that they will be the support for the evening. If you get the chance then you should check out the video for their current single 'Go Away Don't Leave Me Alone', it's rather good.


"As part of her "30 Before 30" list, Lisa from Last Years Girl blog is joining the list of bloggers who are putting on their own gigs, as she wants to"play too". On December the 2nd, she's booked up the Old Hairdresser's (across from Stereo) for a night of entertainment entitled 'Friday Night Speakeasy' featuring Franz Nicolay (of Hold Steady fame), Brighton-based political songwriter Chris T-T plus Glasgow's finest folk-punk singer-songwriter, Dave Hughes. Tickets for the gig are available now, although due to the size of the venue numbers are very limited so if you want to go you best be quick in snapping up a ticket.


Those lovely folk at Born To Be Wide have announced their next monthly night is going to be radio seminar featuring an array of guest speakers including the Vic Galloway, Jim Gellatly, the radio plugger Grant Crain and producer of Radio’s Scotland’s Iain Anderson Show, Stewart Cruickshank. The event will take place at Edinburgh’s Electric Circus on Thursday 3 November, if you want some more information or you would like to pre-order tickets, then just click the link.

Next Thursday, For Pete's Sake, new live music initiative are putting on their first ever gig night at Jim's Bar in the QMU in Glasgow. For their debut night they've lined Aerials Up, Young Aviators and Kevin Harper. Tickets for the gig are only £5 and it's open to both students and normal folk, if you want to book yours in advance then here's the link you need.


Right I think that's enough rambling for one post, I am going to finish up with this cracking wee video from Paisley's noisiest sons, Carnivores and their new video for their song 'Scottish Football'. The band have just announced that they'll be playing a headline gig with Marvel Heights at King Tuts and So Many Animal Calls on Sunday the 11th of December...