Glasvegas

Glasvegas, a British independent rock band formed in Dalmarnock, perform at Brudenell Social Club in Leeds, a former working men's club that mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts.

Glasvegas is a British independent rock band formed in Dalmarnock in 2003. Signed to Columbia Records, the group released its self-titled debut album in 2008, and its follow-up, Euphoric Heartbreak, arrived in 2011 during a spell on a major label. James Allan has fronted the group and written its songs since 2004, and the band's roots lie in Glasgow's east end.

The band's fifth full-length album, Airy Fairy, was released through Modern Sky. Its title borrows a phrase that has long been used about Allan, describing someone impractical or idealistic, and the record looks back on almost two decades since the debut while tracing how the singer has changed over that time, both the habits dropped and the traits no longer resisted.

Brudenell Social Club started out as a working men's club and now mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts. Glasvegas's music sits within those styles, so the evening suits listeners who follow indie rock and the band's recordings from its debut onwards.