Glorious Traces: The Glad Weekender

Mick Flower. Photo by Tara Darby
Glasgow’s Glad Cafe celebrates fourth birthday with three day festival
Glasgow’s Glad Cafe has programmed a weekender to celebrate its fourth birthday. Showcasing “local and international talent” at various venues across the city’s Southside, the three day event is co-curated by Counterflows, Save As Collective, Alasdair Roberts and Wire contributor Alex Neilson. Confirmed acts include Neilson’s Trembling Bells, Sound Of Yell, Brigid Mae Power, Guttersnipe, Mary Hampton, Ashtray Navigations, The Family Elan, Mick Flower, Stephanie Hladowski, Bill Nace, Jake Meginsky, and more. Glorious Traces: The Glad Weekender runs from 12–14 August.