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It’s quite an achievement to say that you’re the first unsigned band to sell out two consecutive nights at King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow – but this is something the Vigo Thieves can boast. Following from this they’re playing in Elgin’s Caberfeidh Bar on Saturday the 22nd of June .

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They’re set to release their new single Believeir?t=wwwinvernessg 21&l=as2&o=2&a=B00BLTRWZA - Catch ‘em while you can on August 1st. The single has been taken from their “Heart and Soul Pt II” EP, which was released in February.

Vigo Thieves singer Steve Jukes talks about how he came to the decision to work with another band to remix the song for the single: “I heard a song by a new band called Prides and I loved everything about it. The production really stood out and I discovered it was self-produced. I got in touch with Lewis from Prides, sent him ‘Believe’ and he has worked wonders with it.”

They’re playing a string of dates throughout Scotland over the next few days, including Elgin – before playing at T in the Park in the summer. Steve adds: “T in the Park last year was the best moment we have had as a band, the response we got in the BBC Introducing tent was incredible. Playing the Transmission stage is a step up, but we’re ready for it.”

Geoff Ellis, CEO for DF Concerts and T in the Park has named them “the hottest unsigned band in Scotland” – so be sure to head down and see them this weekend to catch them at one of their intimate gigs.

Full current dates:

21/06 – Basement Coffee House, Ayr
22/06 – Caberfeidh Bar, Elgin
28/06 – Cabaret Voltaire, Edinburgh
29/06 – PJ Molloys, Dunfermline
12/07 – Transmission Stage, T in the Park
27/07 – Solus Tent, Wickerman Festival
10/08 – Be In Beltane, Wishaw
07/09 – ALBUM PREVIEW SHOW – The Arches, Glasgow

Keep up with the Vigo Thieves.

 


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Danielle Wilson
Danielle Wilson
Ever since I could understand it, I have been fascinated by the English language. It connects us, yet is also a key factor in defining us all as individuals. Combining my interest in journalism and my passion for music had always been something of a dream for me. I spent much of my teenage years travelling round the country to go to gigs, then would write up short pieces to be kept in a scrapbook of memories. Since being given the opportunity to start writing for Inverness Gigs around six months ago, I have developed my skills and passion further. I have interviewed some of Scotland’s up and coming artists, I was part of the team providing extensive coverage of this year’s Belladrum festival, I regularly attend gigs around the local area - helping to provide support to the many high quality bands around, as well as having the opportunity to review some of the higher profile shows.

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