The Tenementals May Day
Wednesday 1 May 2024, 7.30 p.m. – 9 p.m.
Websters Theatre, 416 Great Western Road, G4 9HZ
Glasgow A History
On 1 May, award-winning band The Tenementals will present a special Performance Lecture, which will create a radical history of Glasgow, in word and song. The night will include the launch of the band’s first single from their forthcoming debut album, which will be released by Strength in Numbers Records in the autumn.
The event is hosted by the University of Glasgow‘s School of Culture and Creative Arts and Glasgow Trades Council’s May Day Festival.
Free entry. Booking essential.
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