ROCKING ON THE ROAD
Moment Scots rockers Travis perform for fans from back of a Glasgow bus
It is their second surprise performance of the week
TRAVIS fans were treated to a surprise show in Glasgow as the band performed throughout the city centre on a BUS.
The legendary Scots rockers cruised the city centre blaring tunes from the back of the vintage vehicle.
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A speaker was mounted on the front of the bus, a classic painted in the old green-and-yellow Glasgow colour scheme.
Lead singer Fran Healy, 50, leaned from the back of the hop-off exit as he serenaded fans walking through the city.
The frontman waved to shocked fans who stopped to take photos of the band.
The orange-haired chanter waved to fans and they stopped to take in the impromptu show.
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Shoppers and staff at a Tesco on Argyle Street rushed out to see the act while the bus waited at a set of traffic lights.
While the bus drove off, Healy said: "Good morning from Travis, good morning, goodbye, see you soon."
The four-wheeled stunt is part of the band's efforts to promote their 10th album, L.A Times, which has a tune called 'Bus'.
Band members Fran Healy, Dougie Payne, Andy Dunlop, and Neil Primrose, will be on board the historic vehicle driving a route from the Science Centre by the River Clyde to the WEST Brewery at Glasgow Green.
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Announcing the bus tour, they said: "Here are the bus routes for our Travis double-decker bus this weekend!
"We will be on board the bus on Saturday, driving around Glasgow and busking around the city centre!
"Make sure to come and say hey somewhere along the way."
Legendary nineties rock band shocks TRNSMT fans with surprise show
Travis was first formed in Glasgow in 1990 and got their name from the character of Travis Henderson in the film Paris, Texas.
They shot to fame for their hit tunes such as Sing and Why Does It Always Rain on Me.
It is the second surprise the legendary rockers have performed for fans in the city this week.
They wowed revellers at the TRNSMT festival in Glasgow Green as they were revealed as the second surprise act on Friday.
Healy: 'I've had too much Irn-Bru'
FRAN Healy appeared at TRNSMT sporting bright neon orange hair.
Explaining the new look, the frontman said it was down to a popular Scots beverage.
He said: “If anyone’s wondering, yes I drank too much Irn-Bru.
"It’s too much of a good thing.”
A 5pm set for a band called Glass Onion was listed for the Hangout stage.
This was the early name of the band before lead singer Fran Healy joined.
But fans were wild when the stars were revealed as the act.
Fans were treated to another surprise act yesterday.
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Music lovers were not disappointed after getting a shock performance from music legend Craig David.
Much to the surprise of onlookers, the 90s garage legend appeared to perform his unique gig at the festival Dodgems.
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