A concert is set to be held at the end of January in memory of a Glasgow business owner who passed away last year.
Lounge will take place at Room 2 on January 29 in memory of Karen Kaye after she passed away from a brain tumour in September 2021.
“Unfortunately, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour the year before. She caught Covid very badly in the middle of her treatment and was on a ventilator for four weeks.” David said: “We had to close the salon when she was diagnosed in the 20th year of her business, so she never got to celebrate the anniversary of it.”
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