Line of Duty actress Vicky McClure to bring Day Fever over-30s afternoon music club to Glasgow

Actress Vicky McClure and director husband Jonny Owen have turned their love of music into a nightclub in the afternoon event and they are bringing it to Glasgow. After a remarkable response to Day Fever in Sheffield, Jonny's hometown of Merthyr Tydfil, London, Manchester and Vicky's native Nottingham, the next stop is Glasgow.

They say: "The astonishing appetite for a nightclub in the afternoon saw us completely sell out across the UK and we have been inundated with people asking for us to bring Day Fever to their city. Well, we have listened and so we head north to one of our favourite places and to the brilliant BAaD.

"With perfect party music, personally curated by Jon McClure of Reverend and the Makers and Vicky McClure, Jonny Owen and the gang all behind the new dates we guarantee it’ll be another afternoon of no holds barred party times!"

Trigger Point star Vicky McClure told GlasgowWorld: "We all said that we’d love to take this idea to Scotland, after all we’ve a few Mc’s in our gang so it’s like going home! Glasgow crowds are legendary in their love of music and it was great that a venue in the city was so keen to put on our day. So get your gladrags on and come and join us for a party. We can’t wait to see you in April."

With an eclectic mix of sing-along anthems from their collective record collections, Vicky, Jonny and Jon will be behind the decks from 3-8pm at BAaD in The Barras Market on Saturday 13 April. Tickets are available here. Having found an audience of over-30s who want to dress up and dance, there will be more Day Fever events across the UK.

Jonny Owen said: "I've known and visited Glasgow since I was a teenager. When we started Day Fever I knew that we would bring it to Glasgow. It's a nightclub in the afternoon for people of a certain age and I'm looking forward to seeing everyone on the dancefloor in April."

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