ONSIND (One Night Stand In North Dakota) are Nathan Stephens Griffin and Daniel Ellis, two friends from a village Pity Me, just outside of Durham, North East England who sing songs with titles such as “Heterosexuality is a construct”. They started making their acoustic pop…
Friday 26th October After a break from the disco scene, LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS are back and badder than ever. Most exciting of all is that the return heralds the launch of issue #6! With a banquet of dance floor delights our royal and wily…
Sunday 21th October, 7:45pm. GFT, 12 Rose street, Glasgow. Hit So Hard follows the journey of Patty Schemel, the openly gay drummer of Courtney Love’s seminal rock band Hole. As a young rebel who always knew she was different from the other kids in her…
2 – 3 November CCA, 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow £5 each – or free with £10 shorts programme writsband (see CCA). Local Talent Friday, 2nd November / CCA 4, 7:30-9pm Lock Up Your Daughters (LUYD), in association with Fyne Ales, present a showcase of queer…
This screening will be introduced by special guest Glasgow Student Representative Council’s Equality Minister ***Paul Challinor*** who will also provide some info on upcoming events and services/resources available to for LGBTQ students at Glasgow University. Transsexual Bree (Felicity Huffman) is a week away from the…
Pop-Punk-Electro-Queer-Noise from Edinburgh. Ste McCabe blends punk rock riffs, pop melodies, dated beats, noisy electro and working class lefty queerness into songs, makes his own radio show on Dandelion webradio, organizes a scottish queer feminist festival called “Pussy Whipped” and on top of that…
Besides great bands and workshops, James Dean by Lucy Holmes-Elliot will be shown at the Saturday film event, 3pm – 6pm. Information about the whole weekend fun can be found here. ‘James Dean’ follows the Faulkners as they desperately try to leave for their family…