American alternative rock band Sugar may only have been originally together for four short years from 1992-1995, but their influence has stretched out over decades.
Fronted by former Hüsker Dü singer and guitarist Bob Mould, their debut album Copper Blue was an instant classic, named Album of the Year 1992 in the NME.
Second album File Under: Easy Listening followed in 1994 and a year later the band broke up.
Lasgt year saw the band get back together for a concert in London, followed by a new song, Long Live Love, and the announcement of a world tour.
They played Glasgow this week - here are 12 pictures of the gig and the full setlist.
The Act We Act
A Good Idea
Changes
Company Book
After All the Roads Have Led to Nowhere
In the Eyes of My Friends
Hoover Dam
Where Diamonds Are Halos
Running Out of Time
Gift
Your Favorite Thing
Clownmaster
Frustration
House of Dead Memories
Long Live Love
Explode and Make Up
Can't Help You Anymore
Anyone
Come Around
Tilted
JC Auto
Helpless
Gee Angel
If I Can't Change Your Mind
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2. Blast from the past
J. Robbins was the lead singer of post-hardcore band Jawbox, best know for 1994 single 'Savory' - which he played at the Barrowlands. | David Hepburn
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4. Opener
The band opened with 'The Act We Act', from seminal debut album 'Copper Blue'. | David Hepburn