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Tickets availble through Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122. Click here to buy online.

Still chasing this from the promoter - will post here as soon as we know.

fair let this one fall off! No doubt this will be a damn good show!

Next Saturday, people!

Ryan Quigley Big Band with Justin Currie Friday 26 March, doors 8pm 15 + bf (concessions available) The Lemon Tree Acclaimed Scots jazz composer and big band leader teams up with former Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie for a special night of big band jazz. Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

You beat me to it! Robyn Hitchcock Friday 9 April, doors 7.30pm 12 + bf The Lemon Tree www.robynhitchcock.com Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

Agreed! Always a belter of a night at the Tree, and on the eve of St. Paddy's where it should be! No disrespect to Warehouse of course

Get this back up the list - next Thursday, people.

Thanks to everyone who came out last night!

Discounting the nightly Arnie film on ITV1/2/3/4, the last film I watched was Moon starring Sam Rockwell and with the vocie of Kevin Spacey. A very, very good lo-fi sci-fi, a definite throwback to the cerebral era of top quality sci-fi films such as 2001. Visually stunning in spite of (or perhaps because of) it's relatively low budget, it also boasts an unnerving and claustrophobic electric score that perfectly sits alongside side a thoroughly engrossing story line. Set in the nearish future, Sam Bell (Rockwell) is the lone worker on a lunar base used to gather energy from the sun and fire it back to earth. With only the computer GERTY (Spacey) for company and with interference preventing live contact with Earth, Sam has resorted to some inventive ways to help keep his sanity. But as his three year tour draws to a close, the solitude is perhaps starting to get the better of him. Shant say more, as it has many a twist and turn. Go check it out!

Sounds brilliant, both as an event and as a worthy cause. Please get in touch and we'll see what we can do for raffle prizes.

STIFF LITTLE FINGERS Tuesday 16 March, doors 7.30pm 15+bf The Lemon Tree Just giving you all the heads up on this one. The Belfast punk legends return to the venue for the first time since 2007 for what will no doubt be another great pre-St.Paddy's show! If you've never seen them before I'd highly recommend it. Tickets go on sale Monday 25 January, available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

This Sunday, folks.

Dubbed as a cross between Jack Johnson and Seasick Steve. Personally I didn't think this even possible, but I'm definitely intrigued! Plus, blues music - always a winner in my book!

Their new tracks are brilliant and well worth a listen, including an ace remix of Dan le Sac vs Scroobius Pip. Support tba.

Paul Lamb & The King Snakes Friday 19 March, doors 7.30pm 12.50+bf The Lemon Tree Great blues show from the British mouth organ master. www.paullamb.com Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

some great jazz coming soon to The Lemon Tree. More top acts to be announced soon...

Bump this one back up the list.

Not as bad as the hair, nor the glasses! Still, can't beat a bit of Crystal Maze.

Great show for fans of good blues. Paul Jones hosts Radio 2's regular Thursday night blues show and has been an influential figure on the UK blues scene pretty much since its inception. Dave Kelly played with Maggie Bell to a packed Lemon Tree last year and has to be seen to be believed!

By the way, it IS that guy who presented Crystal Maze supporting! Not Richard O'Brian, sadly, but the other one! He was also very briefly vocalist for the Sex Pistols. Regardless, this gig's going to be brilliant!

Hayseed Dixie plus Ed Tudor Pole & Ten Pole Tudor Wednesday 24 February, doors 7.30pm 12 + bf The Lemon Tree Hayseed Dixie on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads Ten pole Tudor on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

the A'Zi are droppin some new beats and will be joined onstage by Kuda, performing live remixes of his material. Gonna be a bit of a jam/freestyle affair, but with the lyrical skills of Taco and Kuda, plus the dynamite turntablism of DJ Rasteri, this will be a crackin show. PS - ignore the APA in the name and avatar!

Jonatha Brooke Saturday 6 February, doors 7.30pm 12 + bf The Lemon Tree Acclaimed American singer-songwriter Jonatha Brooke has established herself through her effortless merging of folk, rock and jazz coupled with a beautiful and distinctive voice. Her latest album Works is the product of a unique musical project - given special permission by the artist's family, Jonatha has emmersed herself in the archived works of American folk legend Woody Guthrie and produced a stunning album of tracks either reworked from his original writings or inspired from a collection of songs. Jonatha Brooke on MySpace Music - Free Streaming MP3s, Pictures & Music Downloads Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.

Paul Jones & Dave Kelly Sunday 24 January, doors 7.30pm 15 + bf The Lemon Tree These long standing co-vocalists with The Blues Band get a big buzz out of taking things down a level, simplifying the music a little, and plying their trade as a duo, thus imbuing their very own personal and individual approaches to a dynamic, rootsy and exhilarating set of Country Blues. Venues large and small have been hushed and then enraptured by the sense of old times in the Mississippi Delta. Tickets available from Aberdeen Box Office, 01224 641122.