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After The Last Waltz – KTWWH

After The Last Waltz – KTWWH

I took Emma to King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut to see a tribute band to the movie called The Last Waltz which covers a range of different artists.

King Creosote – The Usher Hall

I picked up some last minute cheap tickets from someone selling them in a neighbouring town to see King Creosote at the Usher Hall.

Bad Nerves – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut

Bad Nerves – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut

I first saw Bad Nerves supporting The Darkness and then got tickets to The Hives because they were the support. Now I see them at KTWWH as the headliners.

The Bootleg Beatles – The Usher Hall

The Bootleg Beatles – The Usher Hall

Although I do shows talking about the deception around The Beatles with Mike Williams, that didn’t stop me from going to the Bootleg Beatles at the Usher Hall.

Transmission – Voodoo Rooms

Transmission – Voodoo Rooms

Transmission were really good and although I never had the chance to see Joy Division before Ian Curtis died, it was a good way to experience their music live.

Live Music

Over 160 concert reviews from Edinburgh, Glasgow, and beyond. Photos, stories, and honest write-ups.

Best Concerts Ever (Hand-picked)

  • Bruce Springsteen — Stadium of Light — The Boss. Three hours. Every penny worth it.
  • PJ Harvey — Glasgow — One of the greatest live performers I’ve ever seen.
  • The Flaming Lips — Edinburgh — Absolute chaos in the best way. I’ve seen them twice and both times were unforgettable.
  • Van Morrison — Usher Hall — I’ve reviewed multiple Van Morrison gigs across Scotland, Belfast, and beyond. The man delivers every time.
  • Mark Knopfler — A Dire Straits fan since forever. This one meant a lot.
  • Mogwai — Barrowlands — Scottish legends on their home turf.
  • My Bloody Valentine — OVO Hydro — Bring earplugs. Seriously.
  • Primal Scream — Glasgow Barrowlands — Barrowlands on a good night is the best venue in Scotland. This was a good night.
  • Slowdive — Glasgow Barrowland — Shoegaze perfection.
  • Godspeed You! Black Emperor — Glasgow Barrowland — Not for everyone. Absolutely for me.

Glasgow Barrowland (25 gigs)

Glasgow OVO Hydro (6 gigs)

Edinburgh La Belle Angele (6 gigs)

Edinburgh Liquid Room (5 gigs)

Glasgow Garage (5 gigs)

Dunfermline PJ Molleys (5 gigs)

Glasgow Mono Cafe Bar (4 gigs)

Glasgow Classic Grand (3 gigs)

Glasgow QMU (3 gigs)

Dundee (3 gigs)

Glasgow Blue Arrow (2 gigs)

Edinburgh Caves (2 gigs)

Glasgow St Lukes (2 gigs)

Glasgow Art School (2 gigs)

Glasgow SWG3 (2 gigs)

Falkirk Town Hall (2 gigs)

Edinburgh Bannermans (2 gigs)

Edinburgh Usher Hall (12 gigs)

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall (8 gigs)

Glasgow Broadcast (6 gigs)

Edinburgh Queens Hall (5 gigs)

Glasgow Oran Mor (5 gigs)

Edinburgh Voodoo Rooms (4 gigs)

Belfast

Whitla Hall

Mandela Hall

Waterfront Hall

The Limelight

Glasgow BAaD (3 gigs)

Glasgow Pavilion (3 gigs)

Edinburgh Cabaret Voltaire (2 gigs)

Glasgow King Tuts Wah Wah Hut (2 gigs)

Glasgow O2 Academy (2 gigs)

Glasgow Nice N Sleazy (2 gigs)


Single-Venue Gigs

What People Say

“One of the most entertaining and funniest performances of the weekend. Legend.”

Marcus Payne

“The utterly hilarious and uncompromising Billy Watson.”

Speakeasy Comedy Club — Edinburgh venue

“Billy Watson and Speakeasy favourite… had absolutely storming gigs.”

MOB Speakeasy — Venue listing

“His stand-up set had me with sore cheeks.”

John Carroll

“Only top quality stand-up will be on show, in a virtue-signalling and self-censorship free zone.”

Speakeasy Uncensored — Craig Campbell and Billy Watson co-hosting

“Billy Watson was awesome at eqRAnox.”

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