Remake Remodel is easily one of my favourite nights in Glasgow. It’s described
as "the nations saving grace of alternative Rock 'n' Roll" which I
definitely wouldn't say is my usual scene. However, the extra-ness of these
nights is 100% something I can get on board with. Not really knowing what
it was when suggested in the group chat, I agreed, mostly due to the fact it
was in a venue I hadn’t been to before: Stereo.
Unsure of how busy it was going to be, we got down early, but being the
first into the venue turned out to be a gift as we discovered a room decorated
with an array of colourful wall art, murals and funky things (to attempt) to
get edgy pics in front of. There’s also face paint, glitter (!!!!) and a photo
booth. The entire room is entertainment.
I'm gonna be honest I wasn't the biggest fan of Tame Impala, but see
when ‘Eventually’ came on, I can only describe it as a spiritual experience,
the whole room singing along like you’re at a concert. I got so caught up
surrounded by enthusiastic fans.
I quickly bought tickets to the Bowie themed night which
wasn’t a disappointment. There's usually a competition for best dressed so the
outfits on this night were on another level! We had our very own Bowie dancing
on the front stage and about 10 others in the crowd. The atmosphere was sooooo
much fun and the crowd reaction to each Bowie song just got better and better.
Although not every one of the nights they hold are my cup of tea the
next one made me physically gasp when it appeared on my FB timeline. Fleetwood
Mac. I’ll be attending this night and singing my heart out even if I have to go
alone.
A few tips
- Drinks are not the cheapest so your best bet is £3 red stripes
- The toilets have the best lighting gals
- If you want to make the most out to the venue get down early
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