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Live music over festival weekend

Paisley Daily Express

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April 25, 2025

Ska Face from Blackpool are at The Bungalow tonight and with them they will have their famous wall of brass, playing classic ska and two tone from The Specials, Madness and more plus special guests Lemon Soul.

You can get tickets on the door from 7pm.

The Bobby Deans Big Band, fronted by singer John Griffin, are back tomorrow afternoon for more jazz, swing, big band and modern hits too. It is free entry and doors are at 1pm.

Hells Bells return to The Bungalow. This gig is always a sell out so grab your tickets early to avoid disappointment. Doors are at 7pm.

On Sunday afternoon, get your fill of ‘rock classics’ from the brilliant Drty Luv and its free entry from 1pm. Sunday looks like a hilarious evening of stand-up comedians battling it out at The Gong Show. Who will beat the Gong? You can get tickets on the door from 7pm.

Tuesday is the monthly Paint and a Pint. This is an open mic with art supplies for you to use and an hour jam at the end.

This is for lovers of art and music-all kinds of creatives. Starts at 7pm and is always on the last Tuesday of the month!

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