Primal Scream rocked the Usher Hall in Edinburgh ... from Screamadelica created another shift change in the mood. ‘Riot City Blues’ track ‘Country Girl’ from 2006 nearly blew the roof ...

‘Riot City Blues’ track ‘Country Girl’ from ... with a bit of Elvis’s ‘Suspicious Minds’ at the end, and Primal Scream anthem ‘Rocks’ had every single person in the 2,200 ...

Yet such is the cast-iron faith that Primal Scream mainstays Bobby Gillespie and Andrew Innes have in their 2024 LP Come Ahead, eight of the 18 songs they will perform tonight to a lively Leeds ...

As ever, Primal Scream put on a fine, uplifting show, which was more than enough to regenerate the most downtrodden soul and Birmingham’s audience of predominantly 40- and 50-somethings clearly felt ...

For more than 30 years, since the release of their kaleidoscopic, acid-soaked breakthrough classic ‘Screamadelica’, Primal Scream have wanted you to get loaded and have a good time. But the innately ...

Legendary rocker Bobby Gillespie visited Glasgow's iconic Barras Market this weekend. The Primal Scream frontman, who is from Springburn, took a trip to the famous east end market on Saturday ...

For more than 30 years, since the release of their kaleidoscopic, acid-soaked breakthrough classic ‘Screamadelica’, Primal Scream have wanted you to get loaded and have a good time.

Come Ahead, Primal Scream’s 12th studio album and their first in eight years, is a record of which Gillespie and Andrew Innes, the band’s long-serving guitarist, seem particularly proud.

Enter: the primal scream. Not in public (we’re not trying to go viral that way), but in the safety of your bedroom, face buried into a pillow. Scream therapy may sound dramatic, but it’s ...

“I know the truth. Andrew Innes knows the truth, and everybody else in the band knows the truth. We did the right thing by him. ...