UofG MSc Medical Genetics - Rare Diseases Gig
Music Genres
Indie | Alternative | Brit Pop | New Wave | Shoegaze
University of Glasgow Medical Genetics and Genomics 2025 class fundraising team are organising a music event to raise funds for Rare Disease Day. Join us for a night of live music🎹, raffles🎟️, and great prizes🎁 to raise funds and awareness for the UK’s Rare Disease Society! On the night, there will be a mini raffle. If you wear stripes (or zebra print!🦓), you will be automatically entered to win prizes, such as band merch🎸 and free drinks🍷!
All money from fundraising goes to Medics for Rare Diseases (M4RD). This UK Rare Disease Society educates medical professionals on rare diseases to improve diagnosis and support those with rare diseases. It raises awareness, knowledge, and advocacy for those affected by rare diseases.
There is also a main raffle, for which you can purchase tickets online🎟️. By entering, you can win many prizes🏆, such as vouchers for Purple Cat Cafe🐈, The Craft Pottery🎨, baked goodies from Deans Delights🧁, and more. The winners will be announced after Rare Disease Day (28 February)🗓️.
The bands:
The Cowards are a five-piece band from central Scotland. Known for their witty lyrics and angular sound, they have an entirely DIY process, recording and producing in-house. They have many influences, chiefly Talking Heads, The Doors and the Velvet Underground.
Saint Sappho is an alternative/rock duo: "We both love 90’s music - britpop and triphop has been really influential recently. Artists such as Moby, Massive Attack, The Verve and Portishead are some of our favourites. It’s hard to pinpoint exactly what is the inspirational thing as it varies depending on what is going on in our lives at that time.".
MilkMaid Merchant is a solo project coined by Scottish artist Derry Creaney. Influenced by dreamy bedroom pop-esque soundscapes, Derry began working on MilkMaid Merchant material himself back in 2017, using things like Guitars, synths, tape machines and broken 4 track cassette recorders to his advantage.
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421 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3LG
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