Pop punk singer announces show at Glasgow's King Tut's
Known as the lead singer in Transvision Vamp, the 59-year-old will take the stage at the iconic Glasgow venue on Wednesday, October 22, 2025.
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She said: 'My songwriting has always been a wide mix of sounds, which naturally reflect the different music and references I have and love.
"The Shape Of History was recorded on Scrubs Lane, West London with Alex Ward, Harry Bohay and James Sclavunos.
"I then went off to NYC and Brooklyn to record the pianos and organs with Dave 'The Moose' Sherman.
"Overdubbing continued with Al Lawson at the engineering helm in his Shepherd's Bush studio and then I went back to Berkeley, CA to mix with Jesse Nichols before mastering with Fred Kevorkian in Brooklyn, NY.
"I have spent so much time with this music, I know it note-for-note and love it and am so happy for you to make it your own now".
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