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-{{Infobox Musical artist <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Musicians -->
-| Name                = Glasvegas
-| Img                 = Glasvegas_Dundee_Doghouse.jpg‎
-| Img_capt            = Glasvegas (left to right): Rab Allan, [[James Allan]], Caroline McKay and Paul Donoghue
-| Img_size            =
-| Landscape           = yes
-| Background          = group_or_band
-| Alias               =
-| Origin              = [[Dalmarnock]], [[Glasgow]], [[Scotland]]
-| Genre               = [[Alternative rock]]
-| Years_active        = 2006 – present
-| Label               = WaKS (2006)<br />Sane Man (2007-2008)<br />[[Columbia Records|Columbia]] (2008-present)
-| Associated_acts     =
-| URL                 = [http://www.glasvegas.net/ www.glasvegas.net]
-| Current_members     = James Allan<br />Rab Allan<br />Paul Donoghue<br />Caroline McKay
-| Past_members        =
-}}
+==Fair use for [[Daredevil (Marvel Comics)]]==
-'''Glasvegas''' are a [[Scotland|Scottish]] band from [[Dalmarnock]] in the east end of [[Glasgow]]. The band comprises James Allan (vocals, rhythm guitar), Rab Allan (lead guitar, backing vocals), Paul Donoghue (bass guitar, backing vocals) and Caroline McKay (drum kit). Since their formation in 2006, they have released five singles.
+#This is of a fictional character. No free use can be found.
+#It will not harm any comic sales.
+#It is low resolution.
+#It is used for educational purposes.
+== Summary ==
+Cover art for ''Daredevil'' (vol. 2) #100.<br>Art by [[Lee Bermejo]].
+[http://www.marvel.com/catalog/?date=2007-09-12]
+*{{Marvel-Comics-trademark-copyright}}
-== History ==
-=== Formation and early years (2000–2007) ===
-The band's line-up did not come together in early 2006 as recently speculated, but back in 2000. After gigging around Scotland, mostly Glasgow (where they played Glasgow's Barfly dozens of times) a mutual friend approached [[Alan McGee]] at Death Disco and asked him to check out their friends' band "Glasvegas". At first he paid no attention, and yet the friend approached him several times. Eventually Alan had a listen to the band and has backed them ever since. <ref>[http://www.stv.tv/content/out/music/videointerviews/display.html?id=opencms:/out/music/video_interviews/glasvegas_video_interview Glasvegas: Rough glamour, video interview] with stv.tv/music</ref> On [[October 30]], [[2006]], the band released their first self-funded limited edition 7" single, "[[Go Square Go!]]". Following the release of a second limited edition 7" single, "[[Daddy's Gone]]" in November 2007, Glasvegas found themselves at the centre of a bidding war from several major record labels. "Daddy's Gone" sold out and was voted the Number #2 single of the year by the ''[[NME]]''.
+== Licensing ==
-=== Signing and ''Glasvegas'' (2008) ===
+{{Non-free comic}}
-After releasing third limited edition 7" single, "[[It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry]]" on [[February 14]], [[2008]] the band opted to sign for [[Columbia Records|Columbia]]. They then won the prestigious Philip Hall Radar Award at the [[NME Awards]] two weeks later.<ref>{{cite news |title=Glasvegas: 'We've yet to earn our award' |url=http://www.nme.com/news/nme-awards/34798 |publisher=''[[NME]]'' |date=2008-02-29 |accessdate=2008-06-26}}</ref> Glasvegas recorded their eponymous debut album at Brooklyn Recording Studios in New York, produced by James Allan and [[Rich Costey]].<ref name=NMEApril08>{{ cite journal |coauthors = Eppel, Guy; Johnson, Richard | year = | month = | title = Glasvegas' 12-Hour Sessions to Finish Album| issue = 26 April 2008 | pages = 8 | publisher = ''[[NME]]'' | accessdate = 2008-05-11 | quote = }}</ref> The album was released on 8 September 2008, and includes re-recordings of "Daddy's Gone" and "It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry", the former being the second single from the album, as well as previously unreleased songs "Polmont On My Mind", "Lonesome Swan","S.A.D Light" and "Geraldine", which was the debut single from the album.<ref name=NMEApril08/>
-=== Second Album ===
-Having only just released their debut album, the NME claim that Glasvegas are putting together the plans to record their second album in Romania, in an old Transylvanian church. Speaking with [[The Skinny (magazine)|The Skinny]] in a July 2008 interview, singer James Allan confirmed not only this, but that it would in fact be a Christmas album.<ref>[http://www.theskinny.co.uk/article/43448-what-happens-in-glasvegas The Skinny - What Happens in Glasvegas...]</ref>
-== Discography ==
-=== Studio albums ===
-*''[[Glasvegas (album)|Glasvegas]]'' (2008) [[UK Albums Chart|UK]] #2<ref name="ChartsPlus 2008-09-20 A">{{cite journal
-|title = Official Album Chart for the week ending 20 September 2008
-|journal = [[ChartsPlus]]
-|issue = 369
-|pages= 5-8
-|accessdate = 2008-09-17
-|publisher = IQ Ware Ltd
-|location = Milton Keynes}}</ref>, [[Sweden|SWE]] #5<ref>[http://swedishcharts.com/showitem.asp?interpret=Glasvegas&titel=Glasvegas&cat=a]</ref>
-=== Singles ===
-{|class="wikitable"
-!rowspan="2"| Year
-!rowspan="2"| Title
-!colspan="2"| Peak chart position
-!rowspan="2"| Album
-|-
-!style="font-size:75%"|[[UK Singles Chart|UK]]<br /><ref name="UK Charts">{{cite web
-  | title = UK Top 40 Hit Database
-  | publisher = everyHit.com
-  | url =http://www.everyhit.com/
-  | accessdate = 2007-09-28}} Note: User must define search parameters, i.e. "Glasvegas."</ref><ref name="UK Charts 2">{{cite web
-  | url = http://www.chartstats.com/artistinfo.php?id=11765
-  | title = Chart Stats – Glasvegas
-  | publisher = ChartStats.com
-  | accessdate = 2008-09-04}}</ref>
-!style="font-size:75%"|[[Scotland|SCO]]<br /><ref>[[The Official UK Charts Company|OCC]] Scottish Top 75 Singles Chart</ref>
-|-
-| 2006
-| "[[Go Square Go!]]"
-|align="center"| —
-|align="center"| —
-|rowspan="5"| ''[[Glasvegas (album)|Glasvegas]]''
-|-
-| 2007
-| "[[Daddy's Gone]]"
-|align="center"| —
-|align="center"| —
-|-
-|rowspan="3"| 2008
-| "[[It's My Own Cheating Heart That Makes Me Cry]]"
-|align="center"| —
-|align="center"| —
-|-
-| "[[Geraldine (song)|Geraldine]]"
-|align="center"| 16
-|align="center"| 1<ref name="ChartsPlus 2008-07-05 SCO">{{cite journal
-|title = Scottish Singles Chart for the week ending 5 July 2008
-|journal = [[ChartsPlus]]
-|issue = 358
-|pages= 1
-|accessdate = 2008-09-17
-|publisher = IQ Ware Ltd
-|location = Milton Keynes}}</ref>
-|-
-| "[[Daddy's Gone]]"
-|align="center"| 12
-|align="center"| 2<ref name="ChartsPlus 2008-09-06 SCO">{{cite journal
-|title = Scottish Singles Chart for the week ending 6 September 2008
-|journal = [[ChartsPlus]]
-|issue = 367
-|pages= 1
-|accessdate = 2008-09-17
-|publisher = IQ Ware Ltd
-|location = Milton Keynes}}</ref>
-|}
-== References ==
-{{reflist}}
-== External links ==
-* [http://www.glasvegas.net/ Glasvegas.net], official site
-{{Glasvegas}}
-[[Category:Scottish rock music groups]]
-[[Category:Musical groups from Glasgow]]
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-[[nl:Glasvegas]]
-[[ru:Glasvegas]]
-[[sv:Glasvegas]]