Quivers

A concert by Quivers, the Glasgow-linked guitar pop act, with Shauna Boyle also named on the bill, at The Glad Cafe. The band plays pop, rock and indie. Keep this line short.

Quivers make lyric-led guitar pop, and the band's third release, Oyster Cuts, was issued by the US label Merge. In 2024 they toured Australia, Europe and North America, sometimes alongside the indie band Superchunk, and recorded a studio performance for KEXP in Seattle. After a break, the project has moved into a louder trio format with new collaborators Shauna Boyle and Thomas Skalicky.

Shauna Boyle plays drums and sings in Cable Ties, while Thomas Skalicky plays bass and sings in Little Island. The new material includes a 7-inch single on Merge, featuring the track "Bottle The Nervous" and a cover of "Drive Somewhere", originally recorded by The Vulgar Boatmen in 1989.

The Glad Cafe is a Glasgow venue that hosts concerts and shows. This evening sits within a run of further national and international touring by the band.