Saturday July 22nd 2023

The first of our Rewind festivals takes us to Scone Castle, a Category A-listed historic house near the village of Scone and the city of Perth, Scotland. Built in red sandstone with a castellated roof, it is an example of the Gothic Revival style in Scotland. Scone was originally the site of an early Christian church, and later an Augustinian priory.

Dismal weather, an early start and no vans prompted glum faces as we met up at Sort rehearsal rooms en route to Scotlandβ¦


Soon enough though, our transport arrived so we threw in our bags and climbed aboardβ¦

No Roy to pick up as he went ahead yesterday sightseeing soβ¦off we go!

Carl, like in the previous blog brought reading material in lieu of videosβ¦

I spoke about my recent holiday in Northumberlandβ¦

(Anarchy Brew Co)
4.1% SESSION IPA
Loaded with grapefruit, lemon and lime. Light bodied enough to keep you coming back for more. Massively hopped with Citra.
Forecast at the moment is wet wet wetβ¦

but clearing up later on in Scotland.

Time for some breakfastβ¦

Floury bapsβ¦


Moving onβ¦

Carl found an ingenious way of watching a videoβ¦

While I recalled a fine pint I had along Hadrians Wall at the Twice Brewed Brew Houseβ¦

(Twice Brewed Brewing Co)
Light, easy drinking golden ale. Mosaic hops give a complex fruit flavour leading to a sharp lime finish from the Olicana hops.
Weather getting worse rather than better as we hit Scotlandβ¦


Time for some home made banana breadβ¦

Through Glasgow now and weather improvingβ¦

Starting to see some nice sceneryβ¦

An encouraging road signβ¦

Then at last some nice weather!


We must be nearly thereβ¦


Yes!

Wristband time!


Into the artists tentβ¦


To our dressing room.

We had a walk over to the cateringβ¦


Roy had half a bananaπ

A quick look at the running orderβ¦

We came out front as Disco Inferno weβre playingβ¦


Carl was meeting his brother Barrie who was in one of the Rewind bars βThe Little Harp Innββ¦

We tried some real ales from the Renegade Brewery, Carl & Barrie had the Mr Chubbs Session Bitterβ¦

I had the Green Man Pale Aleβ¦

Meanwhile Peter and Keith were doing an interview with Perthshire Local Mediaβ¦

It was time to head back stage and we caught Slim Jim Phantom performing his classic rock n rollβ¦


We all headed backβ¦

Then into the dressing room.


Itβs time to go on stage!







The crowd were fantastic!

After the gig we went back out front to watch a couple more actsβ¦

Then Peter and Keith did another interview, this time with Local 80βs Musicβ¦
We also got in on the photoπ

We just had time to watch Soul ll Soul from the side of the stageβ¦



Before grabbing a bite to eat and heading off home.

Another fantastic day out!

Brilliant! Enjoyed reading that. Thanks for including my Loving80smusic pic and video β€οΈ
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Hi Helen, lovely to meet you on Saturday and many thanks for the Facebook post. Glad you enjoyed the blog, hope to see you again at another gig. Take care π
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Those Stage S truck lorries are based 5 minutes from Dummer Steve.
My daughter knows the boss.
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Ha ha, really. Discount?π
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This was a great insight from the ither side. Really enjoyed your set at Let’s Rock.
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Hi Selina, thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed the gig and the blog! Maybe see you next year! Cheers Steve
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