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Get ready for Voices for Scotland's Big Independence Night In
PUT Saturday, December 12, in your diary right now if you want to be part of the Big Indy Night In, which may be possibly the biggest and best online event for independence yet organised.
Just days after the All Under One Banner Assembly part one – part two is on Sunday, don’t forget – broke all records for participants in an online indy event, Voices for Scotland has announced what it calls the “indy event of the year as we bow out of 2020 with a bang”.
The Big Indy Night In features a host of stars from across arts and politics who will come together for a night of music, comedy, poetry, literature and chat.
PUT Saturday, December 12, in your diary right now if you want to be part of the Big Indy Night In, which may be possibly the biggest and best online event for independence yet organised.
Just days after the All Under One Banner Assembly part one – part two is on Sunday, don’t forget – broke all records for participants in an online indy event, Voices for Scotland has announced what it calls the “indy event of the year as we bow out of 2020 with a bang”.
The Big Indy Night In features a host of stars from across arts and politics who will come together for a night of music, comedy, poetry, literature and chat.
Carla J. Easton's 'NEVER KNEW YOU' Is A Truly Other-Worldly Document
Glasgow's alt-pop wunderkind
Carla J. Easton is remarkably creative.
An artist who thrives on collaboration, she uses these often happenstance meetings to propel her work.
2019's acclaimed 'Impossible Stuff' was shortlisted for Scottish Album of The Year 2019, with Easton then linking up alongside indie pop doyens The Vaselines.
Joining the group on Belle & Sebastian's The Boaty Weekender, she became close friends with band mate and cruise-comrade Scott Paterson.
The pair set themselves up in CHVRCHES old basement studio in Glasgow, sketching out what would become a torrent of fresh ideas.
New album 'WEIRDO' is out on August 28th through Olive Grove Records, and it finds Carla J. Easton spinning the dials once more.
Glasgow's alt-pop wunderkind
Carla J. Easton is remarkably creative.
An artist who thrives on collaboration, she uses these often happenstance meetings to propel her work.
2019's acclaimed 'Impossible Stuff' was shortlisted for Scottish Album of The Year 2019, with Easton then linking up alongside indie pop doyens The Vaselines.
Joining the group on Belle & Sebastian's The Boaty Weekender, she became close friends with band mate and cruise-comrade Scott Paterson.
The pair set themselves up in CHVRCHES old basement studio in Glasgow, sketching out what would become a torrent of fresh ideas.
New album 'WEIRDO' is out on August 28th through Olive Grove Records, and it finds Carla J. Easton spinning the dials once more.
