Ross McKay says

Thanks to Kevin Noon for the information...
Hangarfest 2012 Info sheet
Main stage
8pm The Kitsch are one of Glasgow's up and coming new bands. The music produced by The Kitsch is like a cross between modern Indie Rock'n'Roll with a classic 70's psychedelic epic feel. Glasgow has always built up a strong reputation for producing great new music and The Kitsch up hold this hard earned rep with their rocking, heart felt & original melodies.
8.50pm Wasted Radio broke into the scene in 2009 with a stomping series of gigs across Glasgow and a booming debut album. The band played many gigs across Scotland culminating in the Edinburgh Fringe festival in 2009. However, after a serious car crash things were put on hold. Now, Wasted Radio are back and brighter than ever with a new album being recorded this year l. A real brand of original songwriting set in the honest streets in and around Glasgow city sets a backdrop where these young musicians seem to flourish.
9.40pm Jaynestown A new Rock n' Blues band from Lanarkshire and you'll be among the first to hear this exciting new band! Put you trust in Jaynestown, we think you'll like it.
10.30pm Derringer . A band that has been around longer than anyone can remember. They have entertained thousands if not tens of thousands over the years. These guys will get you on your feet and you wont stop dancing until your feet ache. Rock on and get the foot spa out for later.

Acoustic Tent
7.30pm Scott Logan: A singer songwriter from Larkhall with a growing reputation This guy can sing.
7.50pm Michael Paterson and friends Cool jazz sounds and an eclectic mix of music and songs
8.15pm Graham Carter Local folk hero from foot tapping blues to original compositions, just prepare to be entertained.
8.35 Davy and Paul Dickson and friends. Stunning melodies, vocals and accompaniment from these multi instrumentalists
9.9.30pm Jamie Marshall. Young East Kilbride songwriter with soaring songs, thoughtful lyrics and mesmerizing guitar playing. A must see
9.10.Hannah Northfield Young songwriter from Strathaven who is joined tonight by Derek Fleming, Strathaven's local Guitar Legend.
9.40pm Kevin Noon is a songwriter who has developed a growing reputation in Scotland and abroad as having a unique and distinctive voice with songs that captivate and engage. "kevin sings with a pleasing rough edged passion" (Sue Wilson Scotland on Sunday). Kaledon Naddair of The Celtic Music Review wrote "These are soulful Scottish songs that lift your spirits" Kevin will be joined on stage by some really rather good musicians. It might get a bit wild
10.40 The loft Monster. was formed in 2011 by a group of friends who are old enough to know better - but young enough not to care! The Loft Monster has a diverse range of instruments and voices at its disposal and whist they enjoy adding a few twists to some great old standards, Their real passion is for songwriting - love, life, politics, passion and humour are all food for The Loft Monster.