With a fistful of instruments, the Spaghetti Western Orchestra are riding horseback into the City Halls for a showdown with Glasgow hotel guests.

The immensely talented band have become increasingly must-see as their shows have got better and better.

Using a whole plethora of different instruments, from the regular to the weird and wonderful, the Spaghetti Western Orchestra take their audiences on a journey through the iconic soundtracks of Sergio Leone's films.

Creating an immense atmosphere on stage, the band know a thing or two about comic timing and are adept at using ground up cereal, fruit and wire coat hangers to create the epic sound effects that ride side-by-side with the music itself.

Boasting over 100 different instruments of one kind or another, the five-strong 'orchestra' are a feat of modern musical comedy that has to be seen to be believed.

The Spaghetti Western Orchestra play in the Grand Hall of Glasgow's City Halls. Tickets cost £20 and £25 and doors open at 7.30pm.

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16/01/2012