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Entry Requirements: 14+ (under 16s with an adult)
Following on from the change in COVID restrictions in Scotland, we’re so excited to confirm that PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS at SAINT LUKE’S, GLASGOW will go ahead on FRIDAY 10TH DECEMBER.
It is now a legal requirement to show either –
- Proof of your double COVID vaccination status.
Full details on how to download the app or required paperwork can be found here. (https://www.nhsinform.scot/covid-19-vaccine/after-your-vaccine/get-a-record-of-your-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-status)
- Proof of a negative lateral flow test or PCR test taken no more than 24 hours head of arriving at the gig.
Lateral flow tests can be ordered online or picked up from a pharmacy or test site free of charge and must be registered on the Government website before you arrive at the show. Customers must show the confirmation email or text which shows your name, date of birth and date of test when they arrive before gaining access to the venue.
When attending the gig, we kindly ask that you also:
• Wear a face covering when you are not drinking, dining or dancing
• Stay in your bubble where possible
• Take a lateral flow test prior to traveling to the venue
• Use hand sanitiser and have good hand hygiene
• Check in with NHS QR code on arrival
Enjoy the gig!
Line Up
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Grandmas House are an all-female, queer punk trio known for their fast and raucous guitar riffs, thumping bass lines and aggressive drums. Bristol In Stereo have described them as a ‘(ferocious) three-piece who have the lungs and power of a mighty machine’. Combining their love of post punk with at times surfy melodies they create a completely new and catchy sound that grabs you right by the throat.
Formed just over a year ago they’ve been taking the Bristol music scene by storm having played most of Bristol renowned music venues such as The Louisiana, Rough Trade, Exchange, The Old England and playing alongside big names such as Frankie Cosmos, Rita Lynch and Stef Chura. ‘Grandmas House make tenacious and infectious punk rock that veers between the murky dark gloom of The Wytches and the Riot Grrl thump of Big Joanie’ wrote Rough Trade after a Sold-Out show with Gender Roles.
Vocally having been compared to artists ranging from The Raincoats to Motörhead and described musically as a mix between Courtney Barnett and The Slits, the original, fresh sound coming from this band is undeniable.
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