BBC adds photos of GUN set to their T in the park page but still no video footage. Fans of the band have voiced their displeasure at the BBC by leaving their views in the comments section.

You can view the photos and leave your opinions here.

Official GUN fan site launches GUN tv. In response to the lack of coverage of GUN at T in the park, the Official GUN fan site has launched GUN tv. This will feature video clips added to Youtube by GUN fans and the band. First up on the GUN tv channel are videos of T in the park by Mike Brierley and Al Thornton (GUN drummer) singing 'Watching the world go by' . If you missed a trip to Balado, check out GUN on the main stage here.

GUN are taking on the world again but the BBC don't seem to have noticed. Following on from a sell out show at Rockers the guys went down a storm at T in the park. However, the corporation chose to ignore the Glasgow rockers with not even a mention of them in their coverage from Balado on the Saturday evening.

Complain to the BBC here www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/make_complaint_step1.shtml.

Meanwhile watch GUN live at Rockers here, courtesy of the official GUN fan site.

Unofficial GUN fan site becomes official... It is with great pleasure that I have to announce that the unofficial GUN fan site has, after agreement with the band, become the official fan site of GUN. Following on from GUN's storming show to a sold out and bursting at the seams, Rockers audience, last Friday, this is more great news in the comeback story of the finest Scottish rock band to come out of Scotland in the country's musical history.

Prior to the July 11^th gig at Rockers in Midland Street, Glasgow, Scotland, a 'meet up' will take place at Wetherspoons 'Crystal palace' in Jamaica Street. All GUN fans over 18 (licensed premises) are welcome.

For more information, including directions and travel info, go here.

The new official GUN web site will officially launch on July the 1^st 2008. A holding page has been in place until now, however, the new pages will have added features, including a media player which allows you to sample the delights of GUN's music whilst you browse....

Check out the added funtionality of the official site, from the 1^st of July 2008, here:

www.gunofficial.co.uk

GUN's 10^th of July gig at Rockers in Midland street, Glasgow has been cancelled. The gig on Friday the 11^th will go ahead as scheduled.

Here is the statement from the band:

"GUN's Thursday the 10th July show is now cancelled due to unexpected recording commitments that the band have just been informed about. All tickets for the Thursday show can be returned to point of sale for a refund. The band would like to apologise to all who have purchased tickets for this event."

GUN have now launched their official web site. This fan site will continue to run alongside it to compliment the official pages and to provide a hub for GUN fans everywhere.

Check out the spanking new and shiny official site here:

www.gunofficial.co.uk

Due to a mix up at the Clyde studios, GUN will now record a session for Billy Sloan's Radio Clyde show on the 25^th of June, which will be broadcast on the 6^th of July as previously stated. Listen in online here, from 7pm UK time.

If you have problems playing this stream go here.

*GUN fans outside the UK may not have access this stream due to licensing restrictions.

The 11^th of July gig at Rockers, Midland Street, Glasgow, Scotland, has now sold out. A further date has been added on Thursday the 10^th of July for all those GUN fans who have missed out on the original date.

Tickets for Rockers are priced at £10 in advance and are available from the following outlets online:

www.ticketweb.co.uk and www.seetickets.com or over the counter at Tickets Scotland in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

*Please note that this is a small venue and if you do not have a ticket you will not be able to gain entry.

New official GUN Youtube channel is launched. Watch official GUN videos, subscribe to the channel and leave your comments here.

Rockers, Midland Street, Glasgow, Scotland, will be the venue on the 11^th of July 2008 for GUN to play a T in the park warmup gig. The following day (Saturday the 12^th) the guys will be live on the main stage at Balado for Scotlands major music festival.

Tickets for Rockers are priced at £10 in advance and are available from the following outlets:

www.ticketweb.co.uk and www.seetickets.com

*Please note that this is a small venue and if you do not have a ticket you will not be able to gain entry.

Gun will play a session on Billy Sloan's Radio Clyde show on Sunday the 6 ^th of July. Listen in online here, from 7pm UK time.

If you have problems playing this stream go here.

*GUN fans outside the UK may not have access this stream due to licensing restrictions.

GUN have launched an official Myspace page. The page includes recordings from the recent Rock radio Manchester launch gig, photos, videos and lots more. You can also leave your comments for the band.

To become friends with GUN go here.

Watch GUN with new vocalist Toby Jepson at the Rock radio charity gig, courtesy of Stage storm. Videos also contain an interview with Jools and Dante. Click here to view.

Note: The unofficial GUN fan site is not responsible for the content of externally linked web sites.

Jools and Alan from GUN will play with their original band (which evolved into GUN) Blind allez on the 9th of May 2008. The gig will take place at Rockers in Midland street, Glasgow, Scotland. The gig is part of the Rockers birthday celebrations and all proceeds, from donations at the door, will go to Yorkhill childrens hospital. The set list will include Blind allez originals, GUN and various covers. For ticket info go here.

Gun will headline the Rockradio Manchester launch festival on May the 5^th 2008. They will be joint top of the bill with bad Company. The gig is free and more details can be found here. T in the park in July will then be the next live event, with GUN playing the main stage on the Saturday.

Toby Jepson (ex Little Angels) has been confirmed as the new singer with GUN. Toby replaces Mark Rankin, who now works for Mercury Records. Mark has given his blessing for GUN to reform without him and wishes the lads all the best in their future endeavours.

GUN have announced, on the Tom Russell Rockradio show, that they are to reform. Following on from the success of the Rockradio charity gig at the Garage in January 2008, Jools and the guys have decided to put GUN back together. They will play several festivals, embark on a headlining tour and release new material.

Listen to the announcement here.

* Pics courtesy and copyright of Big Jim, Wimpy, Mike and Stage storm. Used on this page with permission.