IVW coincided with the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow – a citywide music festival that features artists from right across the globe alongside loads of Scottish talent. As I’m from Glasgow and have (ashamedly) never been to Celtic Connections before, I decided that I’d spend IVW checking out some of the smaller gigs on the festivals rostra.
The Grandland X has a real presence on the road and is a really comfortable drive, so it was great driving around the various venues in it. The cars sound system was great too and the built-in WiFi worked well so I was able to search for the bands that I liked on Spotify and check out more of their songs on my way home too.
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This is a sponsored feature in partnership with Vauxhall but as always all words and opinions are my own.
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