Enjoy last night’s sensational rendition of ‘Daddy’s Gone’ in the clip below.

MP3: Glasvegas – Come As You Are

Ha! She utters the following comments in this week’s article: *I love to support other acts and Glasvegas is one of the best bands on the planet. Maybe we can do something together in the future. I love Morrissey. He is my buddy and we were talking about him.*

Watch last week’s performance of ‘Paparazzi’ on GMTV here.

MP3: Lady GaGa – Poker Face (Acoustic)

Enjoy a snippet of last week’s T In The Park 2009 take on ‘Sunshine…’ below.

MP3: Glasvegas – Come As You Are

6/7 (SUNDAY) @ Harlow’s.

Wanna attend with a guest?

If so, then e-mail us ASAP!

A winner will be randomly chosen on 6/5 @ NOON.

Glasvegas will play a free MySpace gig tonight in Las Vegas.

At SXSW 2009, Glasvegas dropped by Daytrotter.

MP3: Glasvegas – Come As You Are

Deets are as follows:

June 3rd (Wednesday)
Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chappel
8PM: First Come, First Served

Further info can be found here.

Last week, Glasvegas dropped by Carson Daly.

Catch ‘em on their summer US trek.

MP3: Glasvegas – Come As You Are

Enjoy last week’s stunning performance of ‘Geraldine’ in the clip below.

MP3: Glasvegas – Stabbed

Catch ‘em this summer at:

July 31 – Las Vegas, NV @ House Of Blues
August 1 – Tuscon, AZ @ Rialto Theater
August 3 – Austin, TX @ Emo’s
August 4 – Dallas, TX @ The Loft
August 6 – Kansas City, MO @ Beaumont Club

Read my review of Glasvegas @ NYC’s Webster Hall here.

The band recently tackled a Nirvana fave.

MP3: Glasvegas – Stabbed

Stream last week’s full performance here.

Glasvegas recorded a Daytrotter session at SXSW 2009.

In March, Glasvegas played a stellar gig at NYC’s Webster Hall.

MP3: Glasvegas – Stabbed

Their SXSW set included:

Daddy’s Gone
Geraldine
Please Come Back Home

Download each & every track here.

Last month, Glasvegas played a stellar gig at NYC’s Webster Hall.

The band recently tackled a Nirvana fave.

MP3: Glasvegas – Stabbed

The Scottish quartet often gets criticized for the following: their seemingly inane song lyrics, being derivative & receiving far too much buzz far too quickly. While all of these arguments may hold some truth, there’s simply no denying that there’s something magnetic, immediate & mind-blowing about Glasvegas. Their powerful/passionate tunes can easily fill a room of any size. Such was the case with last night’s blustery 55 minute set. Long live Glasvegas!

More photos, the setlist & a Glasvegas track AFTER THE JUMP…

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