Top artists are heading to Lanarkshire in 2019

There are a wide variety of performers heading to Lanarkshire in the new year – here are five of the best picked by the Ticket!

Motherwell Concert Hall, February 8. Musician Phil Walker promises to pay tribute to some of the greatest guitar heroes of all time in one.

Using more than 20 guitars, he will perform material from icons as diverse as Eric Clapton, Brian May, Slash and Hank Marvin in just one show.

A treat for anyone who’s ever stood in front mirror and dreamed of being a guitar hero. of the Lanark Memorial Hall, February 9 and Rutherglen Town Hall, May 12. Little Fix are the UK’S official number 1 tribute to girl band phenomenon Little Mix and always deliver a show packed with hits. Expect pop smashes like Black Magic, Salute, Shout Out To My Ex, Wings and Touch to all feature in a high energy show.

Hamilton Town House, February 19, Rutherglen Town Hall February 20 and 21, and East Kilbride Village Theatre, February 26-28.A new romantic comedy, just in time to wash away any Valentine’s Day blues.

Three Glaswegian work colleagues and friends embark on internet dating for the first time, and find it isn’t exactly what they were expecting.

This new comedy by Cat Harvey features a cast filled with Scottish talent, including May Miller, Michelle Mcmanus and Johnny Mac.

Blue Rose Code, Motherwell Concert Hall, March 8. Talented singer Ross Wilson released his best album to date with The Water of Leith, addressing themes of love, loss, travel, home, accepting the past and embracing the future.

The record saw Ross nominated for Scots Singer Of The Year in the MG ALBA Scots Trad Music Awards 2017 and win Scottish Album of the Year 2017, while it was also listed as one of the albums of the year by The Skinny and No Depression respectively.

Ross will be playing songs from that record plus new material at his Motherwell show.

Gary Meikle, Hamilton Town House, May 11. Scottish comedy award winner and viral sensation Gary has risen through the ranks quicker than most and is now in high demand at the best comedy clubs across the UK.

He has supported huge names such as Jason Manford, Tom Stade & Milton Jones and now he’s bringing his own show, The ibrow Guy to venues across the country.

Gary will be chatting about his life story, his troubled childhood and, most importantly, eyebrow etiquette!