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Robbie Wilson

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GIG REVIEW | 5 SECONDS OF SUMMER w/ SOUTH ARCADE @ OVO HYDRO

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By Robbie Wilson
| Discovery Music
5SOS performing at OVO Hydro - Photo by Cameron Brisbane Aussie pop-rockers 5 Seconds Of Summer made their return to Scotland as part of their Everyone’s A Star! world tour. It marked the bands 12th performance in Glasgow, and their first since their 2023 show as part of the 5 Seconds Of Summer Show world tour. Tagging along this time was the wonderful Oxford quartet, South Arcade.
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SINGLE REVIEW | SCOUT COAST | NOTHING QUITE LIKE YOU

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By Robbie Wilson
| Discovery Music
Falkirk indie 4-piece Scout Coast will unveil their debut single Friday 13th February, a sweet and breezy track entitled Nothing Quite Like You. The new quartet, only formed in 2025, recorded their debut tune at Waterfront Studios in Falkirk, and the production is a real standout on this track. It gives it a great blended mix of an indie DIY feel with enough polish to make it seem like these lads have been around for much longer than they have.
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Scotland fans left empty handed in quest for World Cup tickets after ‘honest mistake’

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By Robbie Wilson
| Glasgow Standard
The Tartan Army, Scotland National Team’s fan group, have been left red in the face after applying for the wrong tickets to the nations upcoming World Cup group stage fixtures. Many Scots accidentally applied for the “Easy access” option, without realising that those tickets were to be reserved for disabled fans.
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