
Alt-pop singer Róisín McCarney brings her electric live show to Stereo Cafe Bar in Glasgow City Centre.
Róisín McCarney plays Stereo Cafe Bar on Saturday 24 October, bringing her live show to the city centre. She's billed as Glasgow's own alt-pop star, and this is a home-city date for her.
Stereo Cafe Bar has been on Renfield Lane since 2007, trading out of a building designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It's a double-sided spot: a dedicated vegan bar and kitchen on one hand, and a room that hosts gigs, live performances and clubs well into the early morning on the other. That second half is where McCarney will be, and it's the side of the venue that keeps it going long after most city centre bars have shut their doors.
As for the night itself, McCarney arrives as an alt-pop singer with an electric live show, and the billing puts her right in the Glasgow scene she's a part of. It's a single-name bill, so the focus stays on her set throughout. If you've followed her work, this is a chance to hear it live in the city; if you haven't, it's a straightforward way to catch her in a room that's known for its late-night run.
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Stereo Cafe Bar is at 20-28 Renfield Lane, Glasgow City Centre, G2 6PH. Róisín McCarney plays there on Saturday 24 October.