musicBelle and Sebastian
Explore Belle and Sebastian through the Glasgow locations documented by the linked sources.
8 places in Glasgowdun_deagh · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Display-cropped · City context photograph
Explore Belle and Sebastian through the Glasgow locations documented by the linked sources.
musicExplore Belle and Sebastian through the Glasgow locations documented by the linked sources.
8 places in Glasgowdun_deagh · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Display-cropped · City context photograph
8 places · 8 mapped locations
The official band trail links Tigermilk’s release to Stow College’s Electric Honey student label.
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Shamrock Street, Glasgow · Former Shamrock Street college building/site reference; not the different Cathedral Street college or Met Tower, and not an interior viewpoint. Existing visitor restrictions apply. Wikipedia contributors, CC BY-SA 4.0; community geographic record, article revision 1372445405.
The official band trail identifies the bridge in the Dog on Wheels video.
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Charing Cross, Glasgow · Approximate reference on the Charing Cross M8 pedestrian bridge, locally derived at half cumulative distance along the exact mapped bridge way. Not the separate Anderston crossing, a source-published point, camera position, exact toy-parachute filming spot or present route/access certification. OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0.
The official trail documents the band’s Commonwealth Games opening-ceremony gig here.
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Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow · Source-recorded site level position; not a surveyed filming viewpoint or visitor route. Existing visitor restrictions apply.
The official trail identifies the open-mic venue where Stuart Murdoch and Stevie Jackson met.
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Woodlands Road, Glasgow · Named former Halt Bar property at 160 Woodlands Road, identified as Finsbay Flatiron in the retained CAMRA and Glasgow tourism records. Whole-property reference; not an open-mic stage, entrance or current trading/access certification.
The official trail identifies the café where band members were recruited and met their label.
Historical premises reference. Vodka Wodka, a later occupier, now advertises separate premises at 44 Ashton Lane. Confirm current use and access at the former property; the original venue interior is not established as visitable.
31 Ashton Lane, Glasgow · Historic former Grosvenor Café property at 31 Ashton Lane, later occupied by Vodka Wodka. The operator now advertises separate premises at 44 Ashton Lane; this point does not locate the current business. No surviving venue interior or visitor access is established.
The official trail documents the band’s 12 June 2004 free concert in the gardens.
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Great Western Road, Glasgow · Source-recorded area position, pending geography review. Not a surveyed filming viewpoint or confirmation of current access.
The official trail identifies the band’s meeting with Seymour Stein here.
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One Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow · Source-recorded area position, pending geography review. Not a surveyed filming viewpoint or confirmation of current access.
The official trail identifies the band’s rehearsals and recording, and Lazy Line Painter Jane video, at the church.
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Hyndland, Glasgow · Source-recorded area position, pending geography review. Not a surveyed filming viewpoint or confirmation of current access.
Explore Belle and Sebastian through the Glasgow locations documented by the linked sources.
City photograph: dun_deagh · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Display-cropped for this layout.