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Tenement Trail with Brògeal, Baby Strange, and more

Oct 10, 2026 at 13:00  ·  Room 2 (Formerly Chambre 69), Glasgow Room 2 (Formerly Chambre 69), Glasgow

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Dublin alt-rock band Burglar, formed by Willow & Eduardo (from Goiânia’s punk scene). Distorted guitars/synths, dual vocals; single “Lovey” Track of Week; NME/CRACK; supported US Girls.
DICE makes feel-good music for real connection—songs for movement, presence and being a kid again: fall in love, dance, roam, swim and unwind.
Makeshift Art Bar is a Belfast quartet known for their experimental noise-rock, blending post-punk, grunge, and electronic influences. Their music features jagged guitar riffs, pulsating rhythms, and provocative lyrics. Their debut EP, "Lackluster Writing Makes Fundamental Reading," achieved UK Vinyl Chart success and significant streams. They gained recognition with a Radio 6 session and festival appearances. They unveiled the single "Chocolate" from their EP, "Marionette," and have supported acts like Chalk.
Indie rocker Willie J Healey blends Neil Young/Beatles/Elvis Costello vibes; acclaimed album Twin Heavy (2020). Backed by Alex Turner, IDLES’ Joe Talbot, Jamie T.
Brighton-based quintet SLAG formed in late 2023, quickly gaining recognition for their math/pop/prog and alt-rock sound. Signed to Big Scary Monsters, the band is known for energetic live shows and a unique visual aesthetic. Their debut EP, "Losing," features tracks like "Face Off" and "Ripped." SLAG reclaims its name, crafting music with intricate rhythms, angular guitars, and captivating vocals.
Sunderland-born Tom A. Smith is an indie and alternative rock musician known for his distinctive deep voice and energetic guitar-based sound. He gained early recognition performing at Glastonbury and supporting Elton John. An Apple Music Up Next Artist and Musos Breakthrough Artist award winner, his acclaimed singles include "Wolves," "Fashion," and "I Don't Blame You." He has collaborated with artists like Miles Kane and Barry Hyde.
Heidi Curtis is a singer-songwriter from Newcastle upon Tyne, England, known for her powerful voice and urgent, authentic sound blending indie rock, classic rock, and folk. Inspired by artists like Fleetwood Mac and Kate Bush, she gained recognition supporting Paul Weller and touring with Sam Fender and Paolo Nutini. Her releases include the 2025 single "Undone" and 2026 singles "Siren" and "What Am I Missing?", alongside her debut EP "Hollow Heart" released in 2026.
Atlanta hip-hop collective/label sound led by Migos (Quavo, Takeoff, Offset); trap hits “Too Hotty” & Hot 100 “Ice Tray” w/ Lil Yachty; Control the Streets Vol. 1–2.
Pixie McCann is a British singer-songwriter from Galway, known for her indie pop and alternative sound. Her music, often called "weird music for weird girls," features haunting vocals, atmospheric production, and deeply personal lyrics. She gained recognition for her debut EP, "Indigo, Vibrant and New," and popular songs like "Rotting," "Living in Memory," and "I Don't Wanna Know." She is also noted for immersive live-looping performances and collaborations with producer Joel Pott.
Manchester trio The Orielles blend bold experimentation with stripped-back, song-led indie; guitarist Henry Wade with Esmé & Sidonie Hand-Halford; on Heavenly.
Fatale is a Scottish band from Uddingston, near Glasgow, known for their electric guitar-driven sound. Their musical style is often compared to Teenage Fanclub, featuring raw, soulful harmonies and romantic lyrics. They draw inspiration from bands like Dinosaur Jr., Big Star, and The Kinks. Their releases include the song "Moves You" and a cover of "Femme Fatale."
An indie pop and rock band known for combining everyday, inner-city observations inspired by The Streets and Parklife-era Blur with sharp pop dynamism.
Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’
Pyncher is a Manchester, England alternative rock quartet, recognized for high-energy live shows and genre-blending sound. Formed in 2020, their music incorporates post-punk and garage rock influences. Notable releases include the EP "Every Town Needs A Stranger" and singles such as "Get Along" and "Steely Dan". They have garnered praise from BBC Music Introducing and NME.
Hailing from Limerick, Theatre is an alternative rock band known for an ethereal sound that blends early 90s shoegaze with folk sensibilities. Led by the stunning vocals of Maeve O'Shea, the quintet features Dara Gooney, Oscar Haplin, Sonny Foy, and Sean Storan. The group is celebrated for emotive live performances and a gothic, post-rock atmosphere reminiscent of artists like Just Mustard.
An indie-folk and indie-pop duo originally from Edinburgh, formed by Hannah Elliott and Jamie Stewart, known for their dreamy soundscapes, emotional songwriting, and capturing the nuances of modern romance.
From Falkirk, Scotland, Brògeal blends Celtic folk, indie, and punk with lively instrumentation and Scottish brogue, famed for energetic, sing-along anthems and explosive live shows.

Concert Info

Genre: Rock, Indie / Alternative, Indie Rock

Catch the Tenement Trail concert in Glasgow at Room 2 (Formerly Chambre 69) on Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 1:00 PM, with Brògeal, Baby Strange, and more. Grab tickets before they’re gone!

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