AS SUMMER festival season gets ready to kick off, here at Times Past HQ, we are looking back to one of the best music events ever staged in Glasgow.
AS SUMMER festival season gets ready to kick off, here at Times Past HQ, we are looking back to one of the best
On June 3, 1990, pop chart-toppers Wet Wet Wet, local starlet-and-friend-of- Prince Sheena Easton, and top Scottish acts Love and Money, Hue and Cry, Goodbye Mr Mackenzie, His Latest Flame, Deacon Blue, Texas and Big Country all took part in the £2.5m event which was shown live on Channel 4. “Sparkle-eyed” Easton, sporting a new hairstyle and fresh from cancelling a recording session in the US to perform in Glasgow, was looking forward to being back on home turf.
“I’m sad to hear that it’s gone but I know we’ll have a lot of fun at the Big Day. It’s great to be back.”
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