opening hours at the old hairdressers - renfield lane.
The Old Hairdressers, directly across the lane from Stereo, will be open between the hours of 6pm and midnight, seven days a week. Keeping checking here for forthcoming events!
Coming up at Stereo
THE BESNARD LAKES and Sweet Jane
Synergy Concerts presents
24/05/13 @ 19:00
£10 + BF
The Besnard Lakes are a Canadian indie rock band from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Formed in 2003 by the husband and wife team of Jace Lasek and Olga Goreas, two of their three albums have been nominated for the Polaris Music Prize
NoMeansNo with Hey Enemy
Synergy Concerts presents
26/05/13 @ 19:00
£13
NOMEANSNO define post-modernist hardcore. They are intelligent, articulate, studied, thoughtful, violent, passionate, intense, and playful. Acclaimed by peers and adored by fans, this musically adept trio has consistently thrilled sweaty crowds around the world. The band is a punk rock success story, albeit on their own terms, well hidden beneath the radar of the music industry.
Support from Hey Enemy
Coming up at The Old Hairdressers
STACK: New work by Seth Orion Schwaiger
23/05/13 @ 19:00
Blueflint
The Acoustic Affair presents . . .
24/05/13 @ 19:00
£8/ £10
Blueflint
www.blueflint.org.uk
www.facebook.com/blueflint
In 2009 the success of Blueflint's highly acclaimed debut album 'High Bright Morning,' gained the band plaudits throughout the music press. In 2011 the much anticipated second album 'Maudy Tree' raised their profile even further.
The Music
This Edinburgh based five piece band, intertwine banjos, fiddle, double-bass and drums to accompany the singers in beautifully-crafted songs. Blueflint swoop easily from the dark underbelly of folk to buoyant Americana-tinged ballads. The sound of Blueflint is defined by the sublime close harmonies of Deborah Arnott and Clare Neilson whose voices, both ethereal and warm, interweave in ballads and songs of eerie melancholy and heartfelt charm. Blueflint successfully thwart attempts at musical pigeonholing; their fresh and original sound refuses to sit squarely in any one genre, bringing an unexpected twist to the banjo sound and gaining them fans from across the musical spectrum.
