Scots rockers performing at Euros parties devastated after tour bus company goes bust

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Scots music stars performing at the Euros were left devastated after the company behind a tour bus they hired went bust.Kyle Falconer of The View, Glasvegas, Nathan Evans + St Phnx and Ben Walker are among the Scottish acts performing Tartan Troubadour shows before and after Scotland's matches in Munich and Cologne.They discovered Glasgow-based Loadout Express had gone into administration after weeks of calls went unanswered meaning they had to scramble for alternative accommodation and travel.The organisers forked out the £2590 for the 16-berth bus shortly and were left high and dry when the company fell into administration.Having lost the cash, they scrambled to make alternative travel and accommodation plans.

The shows for Tartan Army fans will go ahead.The View's singer Falconer, 37, drove to Germany this week in a camper van with his partner Laura Wilde and their three children, Wylde, seven, Winnie, five, and Jet, two.He said: “I’m out here in Germany with my missus and three kids.“We have got a camper van so I’m taking them everywhere at the minute.“We just rock up to the campsites and it’s great.“We’re doing a show in Munich where we are playing for the football fans along with acts like Glasvegas.

It’s a big venue with a 1500 capacity.“It should be rowdy. I wouldn’t expect anything less. It should be class.”Kyle added: “The tour bus company went bust but we have decided to drive over anyway so it will be fine.“On the way here we kept seeing bus loads of people from the tartan army.“They’ve obviously been getting mad with it a week before it starts.“Scotland supporters will do what they can to help the team but even to be in the tournament is just a joy for the whole of Scotland.”One of the organisers, Mike Ward,