Ew Harris, Dave Frazer and the Slave Labourers, Phil Filis, Giovanni Garreffa

New Yorker Eric Wilson Harris makes his first visit to Glasgow.

Born in the Rubber City (Akron, Ohio) and raised in the South, E.W. Harris calls himself "a futurist with an acoustic guitar and an axe to grind." Touring Europe with new material from his “Live and Undisclosed”, and “ReEntry” albums he comes to Glasgow with strong vocals, odd demeanour and infectious laugh. He has temporarily left a vacuum in the Brooklyn/New York City scene where he plays with “Sky Captains of Industry”, an ironic sci-fi rock band and also plays solo in venues both in NYC and afield.
His newest record "ReEntry" with the Saraz Entourage is due out in July.

Dave Frazer & The Slave Labourers are an eclectic happenstance of able musical bodies, with a mutual love for all old forms of the new. Their performances are jagged, vibrant and intimate – known for twisting chord changes, and the ambient layering of story and sound. Their songs draw depth from the repetitive and banal details of everyday life and with a dark and despairing baritone vocal, sonic bursts of dusty space guitars, and a brooding rhythm section, they are a resonating soulful pang of reimagined psyche blues-pop. Their latest album "Sulphur Springs" has just been released.

Phil Filis and Giovanni Garreffa are a Glasgow/based Greek/Italian Duo who are becoming well known on the Glasgow scene for their stylish presentations of ironic pop .