Scottish band appeals for help after two guitars stolen outside venue — A Scottish band has put out an urgent plea after two of their guitars were stolen from outside the venue they had just played at.
The Martin guitars were taken from a band member's car outside of the East End venue.
Bellshill rock outfit The Lonely Souls took to the stage at Glasgow’s Saint Luke’s on Saturday night as part of the Main Street Records Showcase.
The band were joined by The Sneaky Russians, Boston Blue and Cutchy Cash on a bill promoting original live music at the Calton venue.
The Sneaky Russians have put a call out for information in the hope they find the instruments.
Image of Saint Luke's (Image: Saint Luke's (Image: Newsquest))
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They said: "Be in the lookout for these two Martin guitars, stolen from outside Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox after a gig tonight.
"If anyone sees these pop up in the local cash generators or facebook market place, please let us or The Lonely Souls know."
The Lonely Souls also posted the same picture and added: "Please get in contact with any information regarding our guitars, stolen from outside St Lukes last night."
Fans commented on the post, saying it was "horrific" and also called the thieves "scum bags."
Another shared the post and said: "Who does that!"