10/10 Good biscuits Good music What more could you ask for

Very good gig from all three bands, they all had a very good vibe and a lot of great lyrics in their songs" along with wonderful talented musicians. Was definitely worth the 100 mile trip. And a nice wee venue. I've been listening to Atticus chimps for a few months now and have been very impressed with the duo, as they somehow make great tunes concerning the band is consisting of one drummer and a solo guitarist/vocalist, but they pull it off beautifully together. I've previously seen nuns of the tundra in slay venue in Glasgow, they were good however the size of the space they were given that night let them down. This time they had the space to shine, and shine they did. This band has so much electric they know how to put on a performance and get a crowd bouncing. And Lucky 38 are new to me but boy was I massively taken back, they have a real south American rock sound to them but with a Scottish twist, I was infatuated with the voice of the lead singer, her voice could hit every southern blues note along with the power of the roar of a bear. And musically a very powerful and catchy rock band that I will most definitely be keeping my eye out for them doing many more tantalising performances.

Electrifying performance from His Lordship, who motored through 22 scorchers virtually non-stop. These boys are natural showmen and their commitment to their performance is an awesome sight to behold. An unforgettable evening from future superstars!

Superb night

Can't fault the show..3 support bands Eon gods were particularly good. Imperial age were everything I hoped..two really good singers..one being the obvious beauty..great backing. Downside was lack of ticket sales..barely 80 in..but the band were real pro's and gave it 100% despite knowing they would have lost a wedge of cash.

The night was great fun. Support came from Gimme Gimme who do pinked up covers of Scottish bands songs. Brilliant way to kick things off. They were followed by locals legend Hugh Reed and his Velvet Underpants. Hugh's mad costume changes have to be seen. The Bykers were as good as I remember them 35 years ago. Really tight musically and with some great visuals.

Great wee venue, great sound and DSM smashed it out the park! Loved the instrumentals by involved

Symphonia and Temperence was great. About Sirenia - someone f up sound system . And yeah kinda dissapointed that Morten didnt perform any duet song. Dont know - maybe shy. It was almost like listening h*******e trash not symphonic metal.

Thoroughly enjoyed all the bands I saw. Hadn't heard any before but if you are into Rock Music, all the bands will fulfil. Would go to see all again.

It was amazing ♥️🔪🖤

Fantastic show. Daniel Graves is a consummate showman, holding the entire audience in the palm of his hand.

Legend 🤟

What a gig! Actors were impossibly good, sounded amazing.

Best show I was there to see them even if I likes the others band for me was them I wanted to see. I love Margarita voice and her creativity looking forward for next gigs

Great gig support bands were amazing

This was a great night with excellent support for ivory saints and nocturne wolf both of which I will be keeping an eye on and recommending to everyone Fury did not disappont playing an awesome set.If you get the chance to see any of them take it you will have a great time

Great night with excellent support If you get the chance to go to any of the tour go you will not be disappointed

Great line up finished off by The Defects... A must for everyone, look out for a gig near you.As for the venue well run tidy great sound.

All three bands put on a great show and I would happily go and watch all of the bands again. the headliner, Sick n' Beautiful add some really cool stage theatrics to their show which compliment their music perfectly and put on a show that is not to be missed. Herma is a great front woman, Rev C2 fills the songs with excellent riffs and solos and Big Daddy Ray on Bass and Evey on drums provide an excellent wall of sound from the back. Not to be missed