Fans were on the bawl
This is a must-see show for all music lovers out there.
Support on the night come from local talent Lisa Kowalski.
It’s shaping up to be a great night and starts at 8pm.
Tomorrow night the one and only Jah Wobble is in Paisley.
Jah launched his musical career at 18 as a founder member of Public Image Limited.
He has been described as an English bass guitarist, singer, poet and composer.
His heavy, hypnotic bass lines defined the post-punk era and have influenced many musicians over the last 30 years.
The band’s debut album Public Image Limited included the band’s eponymous first Top 10 hit single.
Tickets are £12.50 and it kicks off at 8pm. Tonight at The Cave is Bad Boy Boogie at 9pm and tomorrow Vague Reality take to the stage at 6pm, before the very popular Black Triangles play from 9.30pm.
On Sunday from 6pm The Lynsey Dolan Band are back at this popular venue for another gig.
The Old Swan has The Last Resort tonight at 8pm, then tomorrow is a double bill starting with Sad Ida at 4pm followed by Wreckless at 8pm.
Andrew O’Donnell is performing at 7pm on Sunday.
The Spuds are on from 3pm on Monday and on Wednesday it is a jam session hosted by Jim Keilt and friends.
There is a Shelter fundraiser tonight at Callum’s Cavern with The Zips and Combat Rock.
Tickets are on sale at the door and it all starts at 8pm.
Good luck to everyone involved and here’s hoping the event makes some money for this good cause. Well done to all. Duo Rumours are at The Anchor tomorrow at 6pm then on Sunday Robert McIntosh will be performing some Soul and Motown from 4pm.
On Monday Jen McLauchlan will be back playing at 4pm.
Open Mic Nights this week are Sunday at The Bungalow with Cat Caldwell, Monday at 8pm at The Abbey Bar with Dunky Hunter, Andy Lindsey at The Anchor on Tuesday from 8pm, and Wednesday with Johnny Barr at Burger and Keg at 8pm.
Also on Wednesday is Andy Lindsay at The Patter Bar from 8pm, Cat Caldwell and friends at Cosmopolitan on Thursday from 8pm.
There’s lots of great music on in the town this week, so get out and support local bands and venues.