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Club Stigmata

In Blythswood New Town, City of Glasgow

Address

56 Oswald Street, Glasgow, G1 4PL

Upcoming events at Club Stigmata

Club Stigmata is a gallery in Blythswood New Town. Near Here currently lists at least 17 upcoming events, including Stigmata Presents JOHNNY CASH Tribute – JERICHO HILL Plus 8-BIT PSYCHO, ClLUB STIGMATA Afterparty with with Dj’s FRANKIE D + MARK WALKER + DARKADE and ClLUB STIGMATA Afterparty with with Dj’s FRANKIE D + MARK WALKER + KARL DARKADE.

Stigmata Presents JOHNNY CASH Tribute – JERICHO HILL Plus 8-BIT PSYCHO
Community
Around £14.00

Stigmata Presents JOHNNY CASH Tribute – JERICHO HILL Plus 8-BIT PSYCHO

The Man In Black is coming to Bannermans JERICHO HILL are Scotland's premier Johnny Cash tribute. A 5-piece, with their very own June Carter, they have been wowing audiences with their high-octane show since 2009. Those 16 years have seen them take the Gospel according to Cash from the deep south of Hawick to the frozen wastes of Skerray in Sutherland and all points in between. Festival appearances at Wickerman, Belladrum and Rebellion drew large crowds and wherever they might go, the band always leave a trail of destruction in their wake. Their set covers the full oeuvre, from the beginnings with the Tennessee Two, to the Rick Rubin American Recordings era at the end of Johnny's career. All delivered with the style, energy and attitude of the man himself. This is no cabaret show, but rather one which dials up the inherent punk rock energy of Johnny Cash and is guaranteed to leave the audience hungry for more. "The tribute band for people who don't like tribute bands" Bring your dancing shoes and drinking arms. Get up. Get Rhythm. Get down and Get with it! Support comes from electrifying love child of Psychobilly and Chiptune! 8-Bit Psycho fuses frantic Psychobilly rhythms with the pixelated chaos of Chiptune. Armed with authentic Nintendo hardware while wielding a modified Power Glove, he stitches horror and nostalgia together in a sound that’s equal parts dance-floor frenzy and midnight monster-movie.

Fri 31 Jul19:00Club Stigmata
via Club StigmataCurated

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Massive Ego @ Nottingham + Dead Lights + Larva & The Silent Era
Live Music
Around £16.00

Massive Ego @ Nottingham + Dead Lights + Larva & The Silent Era

Stigmata Presents The Symphony Of Flies UK TourMASSIVE EGO UK - 30th Anniversary Dates! DEAD LIGHTS (UK) LARVA (Spain) THE SILENT ERA (UK) MASSIVE EGO Biography: Formed in 1996, UK synth-pop/electronic darkwave act Massive Ego emerged from the short-lived New Romantic revival known as Romo, attracting early critical attention with a favourable live review in Melody Maker. Across a three-decade career marked by frequent line-up changes, including members such as Dan Black (The Servant/Planet Funk) and Dean Bright (Dead Or Alive), the band has maintained a strong presence on the European alternative circuit, appearing at festivals including Wave-Gotik-Treffen, M’era Luna, Amphi, Infest, and Whitby Goth Weekend, alongside extensive touring throughout the UK and mainland Europe. Difficult to categorise stylistically, Massive Ego combine confrontational lyricism with a striking visual identity, epitomised by vocalist Marc Massive’s performative aesthetic, earning them adevoted underground following. Releases such as Noise In The Machine (2014) and the albums Beautiful Suicide and Church for the Malfunctioned signalled a shift toward a darker and more abrasive sonic palette. In 2024, guitarist Porl Young (Rosetta Stone) joined the long-standing core line-up.Throughout 2025, Massive Ego unveiled four singles from their forthcoming new album.

Thu 3 Sept19:00Club Stigmata
via Club StigmataCurated

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