Gigs, Slice of Life, Steve Ignorant

Slice of Life – April 2016 gigs

Date: April 3, 2016Author: Rich Cross 0 Comments

Slice of Life - Your Day Will Come

10 April 2016 – Hebden Bridge – Fox and Goose – 7 Heptonstall Road, Hebden Bridge, HX7 6AZ, United Kingdom
15 April 2016 – Glasgow – The Hug and Pint – 171 Great Western Road, G4 9AW Glasgow – with Esperanza
16 April 2016 – Edinburgh – The Electric Circus – 36-39 Market Street, Edinburgh EH1 1DF – with Billy Liar

UPDATE, 10 April 2016: As part of this year’s Record Store Day, Steve Ignorant is appearing the Voxbox Music store, 21 St. Stephen Street, Edinburgh EH3 5AN on 16 April (the day of the Edinburgh Slice of Life gig). He will be interviewed by Olaf Furniss, and will be available for a signing session following the Q&A. More details from the Voxbox site.

STEVE IGNORANT (CRASS)
Steve joins us during his UK tour for an interview and Q&A about his life in anarcho-punk legends, Crass. He’ll also be signing records and copies of his book, The Rest is Propaganda.

Slice of Life - Edinburgh - 16 April 2016

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