Glasgow Summer Sessions is an outdoor music festival held every year in Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park. The event takes place over an entire weekend in August with headline acts from the biggest acts in the world. This year The Cure, Foo Fighters and The 1975 graced the stage. We have been to Glasgow Summer Sessions a few times and last year we saw Kings of Leon [Read more…] about Glasgow Summer Sessions Disabled Access Review
Festivals
Fusion Festival Disabled Access & Wheelchair Accessibility Nightmare | Worst Festival Experience Ever
You know when you have a bad feeling about something? Like a deep down bad feeling in your gut? Well, that’s what Allan and I had when we booked Fusion Festival tickets way back in March of this year. The months leading up the festival had us feeling anxious and questioning whether we actually want to go. We constantly went back and forth wondering what Fusion Festival disabled access and wheelchair accessibility was going to be like. [Read more…] about Fusion Festival Disabled Access & Wheelchair Accessibility Nightmare | Worst Festival Experience Ever
7 Tips For Going To A Gig In A Wheelchair
Music is a big part of my life. It was one of the main things that brought Allan and me together – our love of music during the good old MySpace days lead to our relationship (read our story here). Some couples enjoy going out for a romantic meal and a few drinks at a bar. For us, going to a gig and seeing our favourite bands is what we love the most. [Read more…] about 7 Tips For Going To A Gig In A Wheelchair
Glasgow Summer Sessions In A Wheelchair | Accessibility Review | Kings of Leon
By now you will probably know my love of Kings of Leon. They are without a doubt, my favourite band. EVER! We have lost count how many times we have seen them perform live. On 22nd August we got to see them again and it was amazing. If you have ever wondered what it would be like to go to Glasgow Summer Sessions in a wheelchair [Read more…] about Glasgow Summer Sessions In A Wheelchair | Accessibility Review | Kings of Leon
TRNSMT Festival In A Wheelchair | Accessibility Review
After my first proper festival experience at the amazing BST Hyde Park last year, I was keen to go to another one. When we saw the lineup for TRNSMT in Glasgow we decided to go for it. TRNSMT took place over two weekends and we went on the first Friday, 29th June. [Read more…] about TRNSMT Festival In A Wheelchair | Accessibility Review
My Top 5 Best And Most Memorable Gigs Of 2017
Live music is my thing. I love going to gigs and seeing my favourite bands perform as well as new upcoming acts too. There is just something about live music that I love. Travel and gigs usually take up most of our time and I’m happy that we managed to combine the two in 2017 on a few occasions. Hopefully, 2018 can bring travel and gigs together again, possibly even on a bigger scale. [Read more…] about My Top 5 Best And Most Memorable Gigs Of 2017
Rocking and a ‘Rolling’ good time at BST Hyde Park 2017
It’s been a while since I wrote about live music, so what better way to start again by giving you the lowdown on my first festival experience at BST Hyde Park. This festival was the main reason for our trip to London as we really wanted to see Kings of Leon headline the event. People thought we were mad as we had seen them three times already a few months before, but we still really wanted to go and it was completely worth it. [Read more…] about Rocking and a ‘Rolling’ good time at BST Hyde Park 2017
Gigs I’m excited for this year
I know, I know! We’re almost halfway through the year and I’m only now writing about gigs I’m excited for this year. But as I looked through my calendar today, I thought it would be fun to tell you what gigs I’m looking forward to. I’m a gig addict after all. I love music and I love live music! [Read more…] about Gigs I’m excited for this year
Guest Post: The Access Card
Have you heard of the Access Card? It’s a great little card that makes booking tickets so much easier if you have a disability of any kind. [Read more…] about Guest Post: The Access Card