Singer-songwriter Daisy Veacock performs live at The Poetry Club, blending personal experiences with universal themes.
Daisy Veacock plays The Poetry Club on Thursday 5 November, with doors opening at 7pm. It's a solo headline show presented by DF Concerts, and the night is just her.
Veacock is a singer-songwriter whose work is built around incisive lyricism. She blends personal experiences with universal themes, and much of that writing captures the essence of young life in London. If you're into songs where the words take centre stage, that's a good place to start.
The venue is The Poetry Club, which sits on the ground floor of SWG3 in Glasgow. It's an accessible space with an accessible toilet and a bar inside, so you can grab a drink before the set starts. If you're coming from across the city, the nearest travel hub is Partick Interchange, about a ten-minute walk from the venue.
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There are a few age restrictions to keep in mind: the night is for ages 14 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. One adult can look after a maximum of two under-16s. Doors open at 7pm, and the show is on Thursday 5 November.
