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Live music in Glasgow recommendations

Gigs, club nights, festivals and grassroots new bands across the city. Glasgow options are grouped here so visitors can compare relevant listings quickly. Browse current Glasgow listings with dates and official links.

Current events and activities in Glasgow

  1. Chris Carter: Hide and Seek

    Join the Sunday Times No.1 bestselling author of the Robert Hunter series, Chris Carter as he talks about his first standalone thriller, Hide and Seek. Sam Stewart has escaped her abusive husband. She has taken him to co

    19:00-21:00 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

  2. The Magician - Silent horror from 1926 with live music

    The Magician is a creepy horror from 1926. A magician/alchemist, seeking to create life, finds that he needs the 'blood of a virgin' to continue his experiments. Skin crawling, blood chilling and quite frankly horrifying

    19:00-21:00 at Britannia Panopticon Music Hall

  3. Glasgow City Centre Rock Choir

    Do you want to join a choir near you? Your local City Centre choir is run by vocal coach Jennifer Scouller. The City Centre branch is part of the unique national singing family that is Rock Choir.

    19:15-21:15 at The National Piping Centre

  4. Mama Terra

    Mama Terra is a Scottish jazz-soul ensemble founded by Glaswegian pianist and composer Marco Cafolla, known for their spiritual jazz sound released on Acid Jazz

    19:30 at Stereo

  5. Hayseed Dixie

    Hayseed Dixie began in the summer of 2000 in the fertile valley of Deer Lick Holler, deep in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains of East Tennessee USA.

    19:00 at Saint Luke's & The Winged Ox

  6. Hue & Cry

    “They’ve lasted because they are brilliant” Radio 2 Brothers Patrick and Gregory Kane formed Hue and Cry in the ’80s and the duo made a huge impact with the re

    19:00 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

  7. Barber's Adagio & Violin Concerto

    Ryan Bancroft brings his trademark energy to an evening centred on two of Barber’s most powerful works.

    19:30 at City Halls & Old Fruitmarket

  8. Prolapse

    Prolapse originally formed in Leicester in the early 1990s and earned a cult following for their chaotic live sets, and tense and repetitious songs like Flex an

    19:30 at The Rum Shack

  9. Formal Sppeedwear

    From the furnaces of Stoke-On-Trent come Formal Sppeedwear, a wonky new wave teacup ready to be sipped, brimming with a heady infusion of Yellow Magic Orchestra

    19:00 at 1990

  10. Candlelight: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac

    Featuring a cast of West End singers and a live band, join us for a ‘Landslide’ concert, jam packed with Fleetwood Mac hits as you have never heard them before!

    20:30 at Merchants House of Glasgow

  11. Path of Miracles - The Edinburgh Singers

    Path of Miracles, by British composer Joby Talbot, is an ethereal choral journey following the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

    17:00 at Glasgow Cathedral

  12. Papa Roach

    Over the past two decades Papa Roach have established themselves as true trendsetters in rock music and with their new album, Who Do You Trust, the band are ent

    18:30 at The OVO Hydro

  13. Swervedriver

    Swervedriver are an English alternative rock band formed in Oxford in 1989 around core members Adam Franklin and Jimmy Hartridge.

    19:00 at Òran Mór

  14. Bleach Lab

    Originally hailing from Buckinghamshire, South London based indie quartet Bleach Lab are establishing themselves as a force to be reckoned with, conjuring space

    19:30 at The Hug and Pint

  15. Van Morrison

    One of music’s true originals, Van Morrison’s unique and inspirational musical legacy is rooted in post-war Belfast.

    19:30 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

  16. Soil

    Ryan McCombs (lead vocals) Tim King (bass) Adam Zadel (guitar) TJ Taylor (Drums) Formed in 1997, Chicago Heavy Rock band SOiL quickly took the scene by storm.

    18:30 at The Garage

  17. Holy Fawn

    Holy Fawn is most commonly described as a shoegaze band, but this quartet out of Tempe, Arizona doesn’t seem particularly interested in applying labels to their

    19:00 at The Cathouse

  18. Cola

    In November, the Montreal band Ought announced their break up after three critically-acclaimed albums and 9 years together.

    19:00 at Stereo