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FRETS is beyond excited to announce The Scars featuring Tam Dean Burn and Port Sulphur will both be in concert at Mono, Glasgow, on Saturday 6th May, doors open at 8.30pm. The date is apt in a multitude of ways as it ties in with the White Riot tour hitting Edinburgh on 7th May 1977, when the Subway Sect and the Slits blew open the collective mind of a generation.

The Scars were born in the first wave of Scotland?s punk explosion and made their mark with the cult classic debut single ?Adult/ery? & ?Horrorshow?on the legendary Fast Product label. Over hundreds of live shows they developed their sound and vision, becoming a favourite of the rock press with the album ?Author! Author!? which is still highly regarded.

Today?s lineup features three founding members, now fronted by the spectacular Tam Dean Burn, and together they accelerate from 70s glam pop to dystopian cyberfunk storytelling without a single glance in the rear view mirror.

The Scars? live show has always been a volatile, theatrical affair, and the audience at 2022?s ?Hungry Beat? book launch will testify that the band?s fire is undiminished!

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Port Sulphur performed a sold-out concert at the CCA at the end of last year in celebration of the release of their number 1 album ?Speed Of Life?, which was released on Creeping Bent via Last Night From Glasgow. The group performed live to a screening of Grant McPhee?s ?Beyond The Speed Of Life? film as part of the maxi-media event.

Port Sulphur collaborated on their first album (?Paranoic Critical?) with post-punk heroes Alan Vega (Suicide), Vic Godard (Subway Sect), Gareth Sager (The Pop Group), Davy Henderson (Fire Engines), James Kirk (Orange Juice), however their modus operandi changed with ?Speed Of Life?, which was an instrumental album that owed more to German experimental rock music of the 1970s.

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Mono is an exciting bar, restaurant and music venue proudly serving drinks and home cooked dishes, all free of meat, fish and dairy products.

Mono is renowned for it's relaxing atmosphere and much loved inbuilt record store, Monorail Music.

Our fresh, made to order, home cooked menu is free of all animal produce and is therefore suitable for vegetarians, vegans and any discerning palate. If you have any specific dietary requirements or allergies please advise your server and they will you help you in any way they can. Gluten Free options are available.

We have a large range of local and international craft beers and lagers, great wines and soft drinks, including many organic options. Our gantry has a wide range of spirits with a focus on gin, rum, bourbon and whiskey. Craft beer heroes Williams Brothers brew our own lemonades using our in-house microbrewery. Our coffee is an ethical blend designed and roasted for us in Glasgow by Dear Green Coffee Roasters.

Mono opened in 2002, furnishing Glasgow with a unique and versatile space in which to eat, drink and discover new music. Over our first decade, we developed a reputation for good beer, good vegan food, good gigs and good times. We are proud of our achievements but we aim to make our second decade even better.

10-12 King's Court, Kings Street,

Glasgow,

Lanarkshire,

Scotland,

G1 5RB.

0141 553 2400