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Friday 28th March
Starts 19:00 // Ends 22:00

Join us for an evening of amazing live music with Lucky Briar, Laments, We’re Not Scared Of Robots and Day Drunk.

Please select the individual Skiddle ticket option for the act you are primarily buying your ticket to support.

LUCKY BRIAR: “An Edinburgh-based rock band that combine driving grooves with melodic scuzz and catchy hooks. Awash with noise and experimentalism, their songs are both exciting and evocative.”

LAMENTS: “An angular alt rock band, trying to find their own sound and style while playing across multiple different genres adding their own personal flair. laments’ lineup contained Kayden Allan, Lead Vocals and Guitar. Ross Menzies on Guitar with Chris Snedden taking on Bass and Backing Vocals, David Cunningham on Drums and Connor Mcleland on Guitar. Laments released an EP called “Drowning in a Colourful Mess” on March 1st 2024 which gained some traction. And are working on releasing more music before the end of the year.”

WE’RE NOT SCARED OF ROBOTS: “Led by Adam Culley on guitar and vocals, Marty Guyan on bass, Al Morris on drums/vocals and Gordon Jarvie on lead guitar. They are an unapologetically energetic act, with a Scottish give-em-everything attitude, infusing their music with the spirit and passion that defines punk-rock. With a diverse range of musical influences, We’re Not Scared of Robots draws inspiration from legendary bands such as The Misfits, Biffy Clyro, The Undertones, System of a Down, Green Day, The Offspring, Deftones, Soulfly, and many more. This eclectic blend of influences adds a unique edge to their sound, fusing elements of punk, alternative, rock and pop to create a signature style that is distinctly their own.”

DAY DRUNK: “The female fronted Glasgow-based band blending alt-rock, indie, punk and grunge. From catchy tunes to gritty vibes, their music offers a diverse sonic experience influenced by a mix of genres. What sets Day Drunk apart is their ability to seamlessly blend alt-rock, indie, punk and grunge into a distinct sonic cocktail. Their music captures the essence of Glasgow’s diverse energy, offering listeners a genuine and immersive experience. Day Drunk create a unique sound that resonates with authenticity, making them a standout force in the indie music scene.”

14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult. Original photo ID required (driving licence – full or provisional, passport or Young Scot card).

Room 2 is only a few minutes walk from Central and Queen Street Train Stations, Buchanan Bus Station and is near to the Subway on Buchanan Street.

Thank you for your support and see you there!