00:00Well, the soundtrack is going to be Scottish Live Aid, that's what it's going to be.
00:03That should be.
00:04Yeah, yeah, Lou.
00:05Tipaldi.
00:06Tipaldi.
00:07Spiteri.
00:08Annie Lennox.
00:13What was that?
00:14For about eight or seven minutes we were flat on the floor, crying,
00:17and then it went to the best eight or nine minutes of our entire life.
00:21Yeah.
00:22And it's done 28 years with it.
00:25We're still exhausted.
00:26And actually, every English person we've met has been so kind about it,
00:30so thank you because we're so unkind with the English team.
00:33So it means a lot to us, but yeah, anything's possible, Will.
00:36I'm so excited for all three of you.
00:38However, I know that you were celebrating together watching that game.
00:41At what point do you think, we should do the song?
00:45After about three minutes?
00:47The 98th?
00:48Yeah, something like that.
00:49As soon as we thought we're maybe going, we would have booked a studio that night if we could have.
00:53We've actually got the lyric for the chorus as well, so yes, things are flowing.
00:58It's maybe not as quite as straightforward as that evening.
01:00We would have done it and released it that night.
01:02But these are historic moments, and it would be amazing for all the UK if Wales went,
01:07and Northern Ireland and Republic.
01:08Obviously, you guys are in so early.
01:10You make it look so easy.
01:12But you know what, imagine that if the whole nation and the whole island could celebrate and experience the same thing.
01:18So yeah.
01:19It would be so good.
01:20Well, the soundtrack is going to be Scottish Live Aid.
01:22That's what it's going to be.
01:23That should be.
01:24Lulu.
01:25Capaldi.
01:26Capaldi.
01:27Spateri.
01:28Annie Lennox.
01:29Get them all.
01:30To be, I guess, humble for a second, if not you guys, then who would you like to write that song, to sing that song?
01:36You know what, this is quite niche, but there's a band called The Twilight Sad from Scotland.
01:41And they're probably the most definitively Scottish band with the subject matter.
01:46They're kind of quite doing it.
01:47And I think they just have this soundscape that kind of signifies the wilderness and the landscape of Scotland.
01:52But with that crushing disappointment at its heart.
01:55And that's me being optimistic.
01:57You're going to nail it, guys.
01:59You're going to nail it.
02:00Don't worry.
02:01It would be amazing.
02:02Or Lewis Capaldi.
02:03Yeah.
02:04Of course.
02:05Of course.
02:06I'll pitch that to him when he arrives.
02:07Yeah, thanks.
02:08Maybe you guys can get together tonight as well and brainstorm some of that.
02:10Let's hope so.
02:11If you see a few Scotsmen in a room after a sporting event has gone well, you will not believe.
02:15We're here to celebrate Rolling Stone UK awards tonight.
02:18You guys are up for Best Live Act.
02:20What are we expecting in terms of live music from yourselves in 2026?
02:23What are we looking forward to?
02:24What should we sell tickets to?
02:25I think we are, well, luckily we are sold out.
02:28We are.
02:29So, yeah, don't bother, come.
02:31Don't pitch it, it's fine.
02:33We spent all this year making records and we've dipped our toes into the live arena
02:38a couple of times.
02:39Next year is all about going on tour.
02:41So next year a lot will be all about live shows and, as I say, just travelling around,
02:45making those connections and that's where the magic happens.
02:48You know, recording music is incredible, but see when you share these experiences and
02:52your molecules change, that's what leaves a lasting impact.
02:55So we want to make memories.
02:56Thank you so much for your time.
02:58Good luck tonight as well.
02:59And enjoy yourselves.
03:00Thank you so much.
03:01Have a good night.
03:02Bye-bye.
03:03OK – have a good night.
03:04Bye-bye.
03:05Bye-bye.
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