Issue 29 / July 2011
Issue 31 / September 2011
THE GUESTLIST NETWORK
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EVENTS HIP-HOP
6th September Public Enemy Present ‘Fear Of A Black Planet’ @ O2 ABC 19:00-TBC, £23.50, with Public Enemy
GLASGOW
Every month we give you the scoop on one of our favourite UK cities!
The Guestlist Network find out what makes Scotland’s biggest city one of the coolest clubbing hot spots in the country. With a population of just over one million, Glasgow doesn’t have the huge musical scope of bigger cities like London. However, Glaswegians love their music and take it very seriously; there’s a real scene emerging with more and more promoters and DJs flocking to the capital to get a piece of it. For the last decade there were typically only a couple of clubs to go to, and illegal raves were popular but held mostly outside the city. Now, locals and visitors can experience great music in great venues, all the time.
VENUES IN GLASGOW
It might not have the diversity of a London night but Glasgow’s cheaper clubs and quirky bars guarantee a wicked time, if you know where to go...
SUB CLUB Underground DJs 1 KARBON Student Nights Live Acts
If you like nice clubs, chart music and cheap drinks then this is the club for you! Tuesday nights is their student night and all drinks are £1.50, something you’d struggle to find in London. The three rooms offer a healthy array of music including house, RnB, hip-hop and indie.
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Stereo is a tiny venue with a lot to offer, straddling the line between bar, restaurant and live music venue with ease. Its proximity to central Glasgow means it offers a quiet break from the more intense dance nights it is surrounded by. Bands such as Warpaint have played intimate gigs here...
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Sub Club started out as a posh kids hang out in the early ‘80s but it was still one of the only places you could find dance music in the city. It was recently voted 10th Best Club in the World by Resident Advisor, which says a lot in itself, but this has not made the club complacent. They’re putting on better nights in 2011 than ever before with huge DJs like Art Department and Maya Jane Coles, and the club’s resident night ‘Numbers’ draws in huge names like James Blake and Floating Points.
STEREO THE ARCHES Big DJs
15th September Ready Ready @ Classic Grand 23:00-03:00, FREE, with DJ Cool Master
7th October Skepta @ O2 ABC 19:00-TBC, £9.50 ADV, with Tempa T, Logan Sama
INDIE
27th September Hard Fi @ O2 ABC 19:00-TBC, £17.50 ADV
16th September Riot Radio @ Maggie May’s 23:00-03:00, free b4 12, £5 after
3rd October Manchester Orchestra @ O2 ABC 19:00-TBC, £11 ADV
DRUM & BASS
25th September Anthem City Bank Holiday Oldskool Xtravaganza @ Retrospect 22:00-03:00, £4, with Mark Mclaughlan, John Newall, Paul Norval, Tony Oldskool, Marc Loage
DUBSTEP
The Arches, situated under Glasgow Central station, boasts seven tunnels and four bars. This huge space puts on three regular dance events including Death Disco (electro), Inside Out (trance/electro), Pressure (funky house) and Colours (hard house). Octopussy on a Wednesday is the club’s regular student night which offers cheap drinks, a bouncy castle, a paddling pool and a wedding chapel.
2 NICE N SLEAZY Cocktails
11th September Electric Frog - September Weekender Day Two @ SWG3 14:00-22:00, £27.50 ADV, with Mogwai, Mount Kimbie, The Orb
8th September Walk N Skank @ Club 520 23:00-03:00, £4/£3, with Mungo’s Hi Fi, DJ Kokoro, Breezak
HOUSE
3rd September Subculture @ Sub Club 23:00-03:00, £10, with Maya Jane Coles, Harri & Domenic
9th September No Sleep presents 10 years of Secretsundaze @ Chambre 69 21:00-04:00, £10, with Giles Smith, George Fiztgerald and Brawther
Another venue which offers itself up as a restaurant, bar and venue is Sauciehall Street’s Nice N Sleazy, famed for its regular acoustic nights. It is friendly, eclectic and welcoming, has an excellent retro arcade game and the club nights mean you can stay there until 3am.
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23rd September Itch! 2nd Birthday @ Chambre 69 23:00-03:00, £5 ADV, £8 OTD, £6 Students, with Richy Ahmed b2b Russ Yallop, Mia Dora, T.O.W
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