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Tag Archives: 25th September 2017
Gig review: CATS IN SPACE – G2, Glasgow, 25 September 2017
After watching Cats In Space tonight I commented to my wife that the most impressive thing about the performance is the fact that the band are so musical. This may sound like a strange comment, surely all bands are musical? … Continue reading
Posted in ALL POSTS, GIG REVIEWS, The Best of 2017
Tagged 25th September 2017, Cats In Space, Dean Howard, G2, gig, Glasgow, Greg Hart, Jeff Brown, Kaato, live, Paul Manzi, review, rock, Scarecrow, Slade, Too Many Gods
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