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The Afternoon Show: Nieves, Victoria Crowe, AC Weir and Tuesday Review

15/05/2018

Nieves, Victoria Crowe, AC Weir and Tuesday Review

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Nieves, Victoria Crowe, AC Weir and Tuesday Review

Glasgow band Nieves perform live and talk about their debut album Exist and Expire.

Nieves perform live, artist Victoria Crowe discusses her new exhibition. Plus, Janice hears about the 77-year-old releasing his debut album after 40 years of making music.

Glasgow band Nieves play live in session, and talk about their debut album Exist and Expire.

Artist Victoria Crowe tells Janice about her career as a portrait painter, and the people she has painted, including RD Laing and Sir Peter Higgs, as an exhibition of her work opens at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery.

Raymond Weir tells the extraordinary story of discovering his father A C Weir's talent for music, and helping him record an album of his songs at the age of 77.

Author, publisher and presenter James Crawford talks about his major new BBC Scotland TV series Scotland From The Sky which takes the viewer on an aerial trip across Scotland.

For this week's Tuesday Review, James Crawford and Halina Rifai review the second series of C4's The Handmaid's Tale, the Artic Monkey's album Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino, plus the Museum of the Moon in Glasgow's Mackintosh Queen's Cross church, and the reopening for 2018 of Jupiter Artland.

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