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The Stranglers

8 concerts

Formed in 1974 in Guildford, England, the Stranglers emerged from the U.K. punk scene with a unique garage punk and psychedelic sound driven by Dave Greenfield's keyboards. Known for hit singles like Golden Brown, their catalog includes albums like Rattus Norvegicus.

Frank Carter

11 concerts

Frank Carter, from Hemel Hempstead, UK, is a dynamic punk and alternative rock musician. He fronted Gallows and Pure Love, now leading Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Known for his ferocious live presence and powerful vocals, notable albums include "Blossom," "Modern Ruin," and "End of Suffering." Popular songs include "Lullaby" and "I Hate You." He has collaborated with artists like Joe Talbot and Tom Morello.

Glasgow Summer Sessions

1 concert

Skids

18 concerts

Formed in Dunfermline in 1977, Scottish art-punk band Skids are known for anthemic guitar riffs and hits like Into the Valley. Featuring vocalist Richard Jobson and late guitarist Stuart Adamson, the group released notable albums including Scared to Dance and Burning Cities.

Buzzcocks

14 concerts

Formed in Manchester in 1976 by Pete Shelley and Howard Devoto, influential punk rock band Buzzcocks combined biting lyrics with hooky melodies. They released the pioneering D.I.Y. EP Spiral Scratch in 1977 and classic albums like Another Music in a Different Kitchen.

The Rezillos

5 concerts

Formed in Edinburgh, Scotland, in 1976, the Rezillos are a punk rock band blending high-energy music with pop melodies and pop-culture humor. They released their classic debut album, Can't Stand the Rezillos, in 1978 and scored a UK hit with Top of the Pops.

The Undertones

12 concerts

Formed in Derry in 1976, The Undertones are best known for their 1978 track Teenage Kicks. They released four acclaimed albums before splitting in 1983. In 1999, Paul McLoone replaced frontman Feargal Sharkey, and the band continues to perform today.

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Bellahouston Park Outdoor Concert Ground / Public Park Capacity: 35,000

16 Dumbreck Rd, Bellahouston, Glasgow G41 5BW, UK

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+44 141 287 9700

About Bellahouston Park

Bellahouston Park is a 35,000-capacity outdoor concert ground and historic public park in Glasgow's South Side, notable for hosting the 1938 Empire Exhibition and featuring Charles Rennie Mackintosh's House for an Art Lover. This expansive green space transforms annually for large-scale music events like the Glasgow Summer Sessions, offering a vast open-air setting for major touring artists.

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