Broadcast

PCL PRESENTS

Miki Berenyi Trio

Sunday 20th October 2024

Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow

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AGE 14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No refunds for incorrectly purchased tickets

DOORS 7PM

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PCL PRESENTS

& Special Guests: tbc

Saturday 25 May 2024

Drygate Brewery, Glasgow

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AGE 14+ (MUST BE ACCOMPANIED ADULT)

DOORS 7PM

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The Real People, or “The Realies” as they are known to their fans, formed in 1987 and over the following four years were as pivotal as The La’s and The Stone Roses in reinventing rock & roll, after the synth-led new wave music which had dominated the 80s.

They signed to Columbia Records in 1989, releasing their self titled album and the singles “Open Up your Mind”, “Window Pane”‘ and “The Truth”‘ all to critical acclaim. They sold over 100,000 copies of the album and made significant inroads into Europe, Japan and the US.

PCL Presents:
Kessoncoda plus special guests
Friday 18th October

PCL Presents Nature TV

& Special Guests: tbc

16 October 2024

Room 2, Glasgow

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AGE 14+ (MUST BE ACCOMPANIED ADULT)

DOORS 7PM

PCL PRESENTS

Dog Unit

Saturday 12 October 2024

Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow

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AGE 14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No refunds for incorrectly purchased tickets.

DOORS 7PM

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PCL PRESENTS

Chemtrails

Plus special guests: Milange + Umarells

11th October 2024

Broadcast, Glasgow

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AGE 18+

DOORS 7PM

PCL PRESENTS

PG SIX

& Special Guests

10th October 2024

Broadcast, Glasgow

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AGE 14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No refunds for incorrectly purchased tickets.

DOORS 7PM

PCL PRESENTS

Tusks
With support from Jodie Nicholson

Audio, Glasgow

Sunday 6th October 2024

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AGE 14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No refunds for incorrectly purchased tickets

DOORS 7PM

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PCL PRESENTS

Briana Corrigan (of The Beautiful South)

& Special Guests: tbc

5th October 2024

Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow

As a child Corrigan played piano as well as brass instruments. However, when her brother refused her permission to join his band, she turned to the theatre and acting instead. As an adolescent she identified with the music of Abba and the Undertones, but by the time she moved to Newcastle, England, in the mid-80s to study performance, she was still bent on a thespian career. That changed in 1987 when she joined the Anthill Runaways, a comic ‘cowpunk’ band in the vein of the Blubbery Hellbellies or Boothill Foot-Tappers. She was recruited to the Beautiful South after an Anthill Runaways demo tape had been passed to Go! Discs in the late 80s. By 1989 she was featuring on the band’s UK number 1 single, ‘A Little Time’, taking a particular prominent role in its famed ‘flour fight’ video.

By 1992 she had grown disillusioned with Heaton’s songwriting, which she still respected but had difficulty in endorsing. ‘I didn’t feel I was being creatively challenged, which is fundamental. And I didn’t feel comfortable singing those lyrics, they didn’t feel anything to do with me or with my idea of women.’ She left the band and began work on recording her own album. Released in 1996, When My Arms Wrap You Round included ‘Now You Talk’. The album received some dismissive reviews, though Corrigan’s voice retained its allure and several of the songs possessed an emotional directness which had never featured among the Beautiful South’s many qualities.

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AGE 14+. Under 18’s must be accompanied by a responsible adult. No refunds for incorrectly purchased tickets.

DOORS 7PM

Morning Star Records Presents: The Zealous Chieftains, Goodhuman, Fatal Collision.

Monday 2nd October

18+ only.