The Vapors

Doors 7pm

£17.50

Original date 2nd November 2020


THE VAPORS

"New Clear Days' 40th Anniversary Tour

+ special guests: TBC

The Vapors are a new wave band who formed in 1978. Discovered by Brucear Days' 40th Anniversary Tour Foxton of The Jam (who went on to be their co-manager with John Weller), The Vaporsreleased the classic singles 'Turning Japanese', 'News at Ten', 'Jimmie Jones', 'Prisoners', 'Waiting for the Weekend', 'Spiders' and two LP's 'Magnets' and 'New Clear Days' before splitting in 1982.

The 40th anniversary of the release of their 1980 debut album 'New Clear Days' is being celebrated with the album performed in full + more.

Over 18 Only

VACCINE CERTIFICATION SCHEME – SCOTLAND

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

The Scottish Government has introduced the Coronavirus vaccine certification scheme for a range of venues and events and until further notice.

You will need to demonstrate your vaccination status for entry.

Please be ready to show this when you arrive.

Under 18s, those who can’t be vaccinated for medical reasons and participants in vaccination trials, are currently exempt from Scotland’s vaccination certification scheme. Official guidance and FAQs will tell you more.

HERE’S HOW

You will need to demonstrate your vaccination status via the NHS Scotland COVID Status App on your mobile device or by using the paper certificate issued by the NHS.

You can download the NHS Scotland COVID Status Appn at https://www.nhsinform.scot/nhs-scotland-covid-status (Copy and paste link) on the App Store or Google Play.

Please visit NHS https://www.nhsinform.scot/covid-19-vaccine/after-your-vaccine/get-a-record-of-your-coronavirus-covid-19-vaccination-status/Inform to obtain a paper certificate, or a downloadable PDF version of your vaccination status in Scotland.

The QR code on your mobile device or unique paper version must be presented on entry.

A negative COVID-19 test result cannot be accepted as an alternative to evidence of vaccination.

Official proof of vaccination status for visitors outside of Scotland, from the country where you were vaccinated, will be accepted

FACE COVERING

It is mandatory to wear a face-covering at all times in an indoor public space, unless drinking or eating, and in all communal areas. Venue staff will be too

Your support and understanding will go a long way if things take a little longer than you’re used to, so your patience is appreciated.

Enjoy the show!