Bannerman's

Rush fan? Do yourself a big favour and get yourself to a Moving Pictures gig... You won't stop smiling for days! Three amazing musicians clearly enjoying themselves too!

Wow loved the gig London king the singer was superb aswell as the other girlie's in the band brilliant voice and sound great experience rock on 🤟🤟🎸💃🎤🩷

Great band , absolutely shit venue , in fact the place is a health and safety issue

These guys are quite simply fantastic! Just know how to put on a show and get the crowd involved. I had been looking forward to this night for ages after seeing them at Bannerman's in 2024 - a great wee venue. Cheap at half the price If you get a chance you simply have to go and see them.

Top quality act. Absolutely nailed it from start to finish. Great rapport with the audience in a great little intimate venue. I highly recommend both Anthony Gomes and Bannerman's Bar, Edinburgh. Hell, yeah!

Their live performance was amazing and the onstage chemistry between them and with the audience was brilliant. The whole musical expertise combined with such powerful singing made it one of the best gigs I’ve been to

Possibly best gig at Bannerman's for me! The trio were bang on form and made me smile! 😀🤘 They were ably supported by Electus then Living Dead Stars (what vocals!). Back to Anvil, they're enthusiasm and rapport with crowd was epic. 🤘

Great riffs, heavy blues and pounding vocals. Hope to see you in the capital again and playing to a larger crowd 🤘

Once again These Wicked Rivers delivered an awesome show. John, Arran and the lads gave everything they had, stage could be bigger for Arran to dominate. If you haven’t heard or seen them yet you are missing out 🤘

Long term Rush fan but first time I’ve seen MP. Absolutely excellent gig - flawless versions of classic Rush songs and all played with real passion and heart. Any Rush fan would get a blast from seeing Moving Pictures. Musicianship was tremendous, especially the drummer - who has a big ask doing the dearly-missed Neil Peart’s complex parts, but was breathtakingly good. The band themselves said that there were some new tunes on the setlist but apart from one moment of all members looking at each other going ‘Huh?’ (we’ve all been there at one time or another), you wouldn’t have known these songs weren’t regular material. Great night.

Utterly brilliant. Full of surprises and all of them good. As always rehearsed to perfection (very FZ) with solos, harmonies and Craic. Great guests too.

Band absolutely killed it. All three performers amazing on their instruments and amazing presence. Crowd was a bit low energy

A great night where I was introduced to these guys when the supported Temperance, hope to see them in the UK again

Absolutely spectacular, brilliant opening act from Earl of Hell, fantastic performance from Gnome themselves, plus I got a picture with Gnome at the end, they’re really sound guys that can put on a show and a half.

Possibly best gig at Bannerman's for me! The trio were bang on form and made me smile! 😀🤘 They were ably supported by Electus then Living Dead Stars (what vocals!). Back to Anvil, they're enthusiasm and rapport with crowd was epic. 🤘

Great riffs, heavy blues and pounding vocals. Hope to see you in the capital again and playing to a larger crowd 🤘

Awesome gig. 3 extremely talented bands. All deserving of great success in the future. Go see them now we can.

Last night of the tour and it did not disappoint. Even though Kim Jennet was losing her voice towards the end of the show, the crowd helped her sing every song. Myke Gray was awesome on guitar and the rest of the band were equally as awesome. Showcasing the range of Myke's past recorded history from 30 years ago right up to present new single which he sings for the first time in his career, this was a night to celebrate one of Britain's most underrated songwriters and guitarists. If you ever need a night of classic rock and roll feel good music you can't go far wrong with a Myke Gray gig. 10 out of 10.

Amazing night. These guys deserve to play to a bigger crowd but those who were their enjoyed it immensely