Glasvegas, Hipsway and Richard Jobson set for Fife gigs

One of Fife’s best live music venues has unveiled a series of top-notch gigs.
Glasvegas (Pic: Neil Doig/FFP)Glasvegas (Pic: Neil Doig/FFP)
Glasvegas (Pic: Neil Doig/FFP)

PJ Molloys in Dunfermline, hosts a number of big name bands from Scotland , along with some of the top tribute acts going.

Richard Jobson returns to Dunfermline with the Armory Show on October 18.

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Jobson has enjoyed an outstanding year with The Skids – whose most recent album won huge critical acclaim – and the Armory Show is another long-established band which embraces Magazine duo John McGeoich and John Doyle plus Russel webb who previously toured with John Lydon’s P.I.L.

Hipsway (Pic: Michael Gillen)Hipsway (Pic: Michael Gillen)
Hipsway (Pic: Michael Gillen)

Glasvegas bring their acoustic show to the venue on November 2.

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It’s a rare chance to hear the songs of James and Rab Allan stripped back.

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And, looking further ahead, legendary Scottish band, Goodbnye Mr McKenzie hit the stage on December 13.

Their reformation in 2019 has caught the imagination of long-standing fans who will recall their glory days in the 1980s when the line-up included Shirley Manson – now with US rock giants, Garbage.

Their comeback gigs have been hailed a huge success, and this one should go down a storm.

Sticking on the revival theme, Hipsway are also back.

The band hit paydirt with the single Honeythief.

Their line-up mincluded ex-Altered Images guitarist Johnny McElhone who went on to form Texas. In 2018, the band released its first album in 30 years. Hipsway are at PJs on December 12.

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mation touring/recording band members have included Jim McDermott (drums), Gary Houston (bass), Stevie Christie (keyboards), Andy May (keyboards), Andy Gillespie (keyboards), David Robertson (percussion) and Louise Murphy (vocals).