Barranquismo X Call Connie: Connie & Friends

Barranquismo

Emerging from the Garnock Valley, Barranquismo are a groove rock band with a strong taste for coffee.

Inspired by bands such as The Beatles, Dire Straits and Funkadelic, Barranquismo are taking a classic sound and taking it to the modern day by giving it a fresh coat of paint.

After releasing their debut single, ‘Gods Among Us’, the band went on to play venues such as King Tuts and opening for Everyone Says Hi.

Come and see Quismo I take to the stage in an epic headline show at Glasgow’s Old Hairdressers on the 26th of February.

As always “Work Smoothly, Lifetime Peace”

Call Connie

After rounding of 2024 in style, supporting Youth Sector at King Tuts as part of The Curve festival prior to releasing their third single “City Chic, Call Connie look to kick 2025 off with a bang.

Taking influences from shoegaze and British indie artists like The Artic Monkeys and The Smiths, Call Connie invite you along to have a dance.

The Ayrshire 4-piece will take to the Old Hairdressers stage alongside their pals in an epic showcase. It will not be a night to forget.

Mary Of Silence

Mary of Silence is an Alternative rock/Grunge
band based in Glasgow, Scotland.

Their music focuses on personal experiences or the darker aspects of everyday life.

Since starting in August of 2023 the band has already been through some style changes but one thing that is consistent is the songwriting between Sinead Mirren and Lennon Haughan, both having their own identifiable writing styles .

Dying Giant

Dying Giant is a 4-piece dreamo/post-emo band from Glasgow. Formed in 2020, they play a mix of loud combating guitars, melodic vocals and hard-hitting drums, intertwined with bursts of delicate melancholic passages. The band really come alive during their energetic live sets, as they blend these dynamic moments into an intense and emotional performance