The Hashtag Show: Scoobs, An Audience With
The Hashtag Show: Scoobs, An Audience With at The Classic Grand, Glasgow
The Hashtag Show: "Scoobs, An Audience with"
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About the show
Some lives are extraordinary. Some stories are almost impossible to believe. And then there's the life of Stuart 'Scooby' Cochrane.
Join The Hashtag Show for a very special live event as we welcome one of Scotland's most colourful and unforgettable characters to the stage of Glasgow's legendary Classic Grand.
From the madness and magic of the dance music scene to the extraordinary highs and devastating lows of his personal life, Scooby has a story unlike any other.
Music, mayhem, unforgettable encounters, battles with mental health, and experiences that have seen him sectioned on numerous occasions - Scooby has lived a life that most people couldn't begin to imagine.
But behind the outrageous stories and larger-than-life personality is a remarkable human story of survival, resilience and the power of music.
Hosted by Scott Gibson of The Hashtag Show, this special afternoon promises an unfiltered, funny, emotional and occasionally unbelievable conversation with a man who has truly lived to tell the tale.
And because it wouldn't be a proper afternoon with Scoobs without the music, he'll also be stepping behind the decks for a special live DJ set.
Expect laughter. Expect honesty. Expect the unexpected.
One man. One extraordinary life. A story too crazy to believe.
Featuring - The HashTag Show
Scotlands No.1 comedy podcast from DJ Mallorca Lee and comedian Scott Gibson.
Scott Gibson
'Glasgow born and bred, Scott Gibson smashed onto the stand-up scene in November 2010, quickly establishing himself on the circuit.
A storyteller at heart, Gibson mixes a conversational style with his own unique brand of dark humour. Confidently leading his audience down a path, few dare to tread. This ability to push boundaries and control any room he plays, has allowed Gibson to move up the ranks quicker than many before him.
'Gibson has a real savour for the comedy of life's unglamorous underside' (The Guardian)
'Irvine Welsh meets Billy Connolly' (The Evening Standard)
'On course to be one of the greats' (Tom Stade)
'A natural, gifted, unapologetic storyteller' (Frankie Boyle)