Join the Yellow Movement with Cumbernauld's Colonel Mustard and the Dijon Five

Their performance, in aid of the Clutha Trust, will make Colonel Mustard & the Dijon 5 the first unsigned band to headline at the Barras twice. They also won Best Live Act at last year’s Scottish Alternative Music Awards.

The band’s manager, David “Dijancer” Blair, said: “We found that out thanks to our friend Nuala Naughton who has written a book on the Barras. She’s collected all manner of information about the venue from its first ever gig with Simple Minds in 1983 up to the present.

“When Bono found out that U2’s single gig there wasn’t enough to get into the Barras Hall of Fame, when he came back to Glasgow to play the Hydro he asked if that was close enough. Er, no.”

David describes the Dijons as the “ultimate party band” and they are also founders of the Yellow Movement, a growing subculture in the Glasgow music scene which advocates a Do-It-Yourself attitude as well as bringing people together and making them happy, according to its manifesto. Unsurprisingly, the colour yellow also features prominently in the attire of performers and audience alike.

Ally McNeilly, a young singer/songwriter from Cumbernauld, has been confirmed as performing and the lineup also includes The Girobabies, Jamie & Shoony, Have Mercy Las Vegas, The Twistettes. For more see www.dijon5.com.