Junebug

Next up was Junebug, hailing from Aberdeen with a sassy Acoustic Rock sound that would sit lovely on Radio. After a so-so start lead singer Katie Irvine seemed to relax thus making the audience more at ease. Their melodic rock prermutated by the incredible drumming on offer by Harry Smith, very few times have i seen a drummer on a battle night with such competence and confidence as they ripped through songs Picture in Motions and Death of you and me. Close to the end, Katie remarked it was wierd seeing herself on the big screen, cut out a few minor sound problems and she and the band will be seeing a lot more of themselves. - GlasgowMusic

Next up was Junebug, hailing from Aberdeen with a sassy Acoustic Rock sound that would sit lovely on Radio. After a so-so start lead singer Katie Irvine seemed to relax thus making the audience more at ease. Their melodic rock prermutated by the incredible drumming on offer by Harry Smith, very few times have i seen a drummer on a battle night with such competence and confidence as they ripped through songs Picture in Motions and Death of you and me. Close to the end, Katie remarked it was wierd seeing herself on the big screen, cut out a few minor sound problems and she and the band will be seeing a lot more of themselves. - GlasgowMusic

Next up were Junebug, who we interviewed earlier in the week. Confident and charismatic, 2012 is sure be a big year for the foursome and it will certainly not be the last time they play in Edinburgh. The gig was a great opportunity for them to perform some upcoming releases and with more recording sessions in the pipeline it will be interesting to see where the band goes from here. Junebug’s material is current and they did not disappoint in the slightest. - George Ward

Next up were Junebug, who we interviewed earlier in the week. Confident and charismatic, 2012 is sure be a big year for the foursome and it will certainly not be the last time they play in Edinburgh. The gig was a great opportunity for them to perform some upcoming releases and with more recording sessions in the pipeline it will be interesting to see where the band goes from here. Junebug’s material is current and they did not disappoint in the slightest. - George Ward

The first band, Junebug, were strong, their performance gaining them a lot of crowd support, singer Katie’s vocals shone throughout. Their great songwriting ability put them in good stead with the judges, along with the skill they showed in their great use of dynamics and alternating their set up for different songs to achieve a congruous but changing sound with each song. They also benefited from a great deal of crowd support, which carried them to the final, to take place 26th of March - Queen Margaret Union

The first band, Junebug, were strong, their performance gaining them a lot of crowd support, singer Katie’s vocals shone throughout. Their great songwriting ability put them in good stead with the judges, along with the skill they showed in their great use of dynamics and alternating their set up for different songs to achieve a congruous but changing sound with each song. They also benefited from a great deal of crowd support, which carried them to the final, to take place 26th of March - Queen Margaret Union