The line up for the second of our monthly Live@Troon Futures has been confirmed today for Good Friday 3rd April at Girvans in Troon.
The Futures gigs gives local unsigned artistes the opportunity to play live and get paid for the privilege. The cost of the bands are covered by Live@Troon and the events are part of the commitment of the charity to Build a Sound Legacy and provide encourage live music in the town throughout the year.
The timings of the bands are as alwayts subject to change but each will play a 45 minute set.
- 8.30pm - Seaside Sons (indie rock & roll)
- 9.30pm - The Kleptocrats (blues rock)
- 10.30pm - Meanbone (hard rock)
Seaside Sons:
Seaside Sons started with friends Jason Skimming & Craig McGinn getting together in 2012. It wasn't long before they started to build a following. In October of 2013, experienced guitarist Pav Cathcart and seasoned drummer Campbell Sproat both formerly of Nelson Gem, joined the band.
Little over a month later, Seaside Sons played the well renowned King Tuts in Glasgow, playing to a sell-out crowd. Since then the band have gone on from strength to strength, making plans for a U.K. tour and festival appearances in 2015.
The band released their debut album “Out of Time” on February 21st 2015 available to download on iTunes.
Description of themselves: "Gritty Rock driven sounds that tear into your soul"
The Kleptocrats:
The Kleptocrats have been gigging for about 5 years, from playing local gigs in Ayr to headlining Glasgow ABC and last year brought themselves one step closer to becoming household names by having a fantastic time with memorable performances supporting established bands among them the highly acclaimed "Kill it Kid" at top class career launching venues such as King Tuts.
Description of themselves: "Dark blues music with heavy face melting guitar parts"
Meanbone:
Meanbone are a band with their roots planted firmly in the 90's alternative grunge rock scene but with an up to date twist. Starting with a raw and powerful set list and adding the natural energy of the band members makes the perfect recipe for a rocking night ... their motto is "All gigs louder and better than the last!" The band have made a lasting impact all over Ayrshire and Glasgow (notably at the Clutha Appeal) and anticipation is growing for upcoming events.
Description of themselves: "Meanbone .... Louder, faster, harder!"
