Limbo

ULTRAS is a music act from Glasgow founded in 2014. ULTRAS is also a word used by young people throughout Europe to describe their pride in where they’ve come from, their friends, the way that they celebrate their culture, and their solidarity with one another. ULTRAS is also the new project from Gav Prentice (of […]

Limbo is very sad to announce this date, featuring a pair of talents who we’ve nurtured over the years, clutching them tightly to the club’s collective bosom since they were but a pair of young upstarts with some fantastic musical ideas and a rapier wit, to boot.  (Not that much has changed since then, to […]

Glasgow-based Gav Prentice (also of euphoric pop duo Over the Wall) makes songs on his own that are angry and/or sad.

It’s the massive return of three of Limbo favourite acts in one night!  Yes, Jonnie Common returns to headline with his new band, Gav Prentice from Over The Wall  brings his new OTW splinter outfit and Mitchell Museum, back in the live music saddle after a hiatus of some two years, return to Limbo for […]

The Scotsman sent their man, Nick Mitchell, along to this Limbo and you can read what he made of it right here.

Limbo favourites Over The Wall return, having launched their debut album at the club in November. Support comes from Glasgow’s For Abel (also Limbo favourites in their former incarnation as Nacional) and Edinburgh band Dupec, making their Limbo debut. Plus support as ever from residents the Black Spring DJs. Tickets £8.00 on the door or […]

The last one saw an incendiary Limbo debut by The Oates Field, another Limbo debut by brassy, west-coast outfit How To Swim and, of course, headliners Over The Wall brandishing new album Treacherous to a very warm welcome indeed. First on, The Oates Field’s lead singer/guitarist and brains Alan Oates open with an acoustic cover […]

Saturday 29th May saw Limbo storm the Sheiling Tent at Knockengorroch, taking over the decks from Glasgow reggae dons Mungo’s Hi Fi with the Limbo bands following some equally bass-soaked sounds on stage. It wasn’t an easy feat to turn the hippies, crusties and spliffed-up reggae massive on to a bunch of artists touting a […]