Your guide to the arts in Glasgow: exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums and cinemas across the city.
Take That have announced they will be hitting the road next summer with the return of one of their biggest and most iconic live shows: The Circus Live. Originally staged in 2009, The Circus Live broke UK records as the...
Following the release of her new single , three-time GRAMMY-nominated global music superstar RAYE has announced a 40-date headline tour, including a show in Glasgow. THIS TOUR MAY CONTAIN NEW MUSIC will run from January...
An exciting archaeological project is taking place in and around Glasgow, helping reveal the secrets of an ancient Kingdom forgotten by time. Just like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, archaeologists are on the...
Following on from their announcement of relaunching as an online video game, the virtual band Gorillaz has announced a 2026 tour performing at arenas across the UK and Ireland - including a show in Glasgow. The news co...
Jazz lovers, rejoice! You can attend one of the most unique music festivals in Scotland next year with the most stunning backdrop of the Kelburn Estate. The organisers behind Scotland’s leading independent festival are...
You'll be able to belt out all the Def Leppard anthems next year as the classic band announces a run of UK dates for 2026. They've promised 'surprises and classics' to their fans, and will play their first headline show...
Rick Astley is no stranger to love, and he's spreading it far and wide across the UK & Ireland next year on the 'Reflection' tour. Gabrielle will be supporting Astley across all dates, kicking off in a giant Glasgow...
Florence + The Machine will play a huge show in Glasgow as part of the 'Everybody Scream' tour, which has just been announced for the UK & mainland Europe next year. The 'Everybody Scream' tour follows the new albu...
The beautiful names of Scottish cities, towns and places can often be hilariously mispronounced by tourists, yet some of the more difficult place names in Scotland can be butchered even by natives at times. So, we thoug...
‘Preemark’ signs and window displays are now present in all 21 of the stores across the country, acknowledging how many Scots pronounce ‘Pr-EE-mark’. The campaign was inspired by a viral social media debate earlier this...