Latest Events in Glasgow(September Updated)

Ben Pope: The Cut Tour (Glasgow) Ben Pope ('a total delight' - Fest) brings his brand-new stand-up hour to The Old Hairdresser's, Glasgow. Look, there's no easy way to put this. Last year, Ben got circumcised. On purpose, and as recommended by medical professionals. This show is a 55min inventory of his ensuing masculine panic. Expect jokes and stories on: the male ego, pillow talk, charity shops, the sublime mystery of having a father, and also exactly one pig. It's a show about losing a part of yourself. A very specific part. See you there. Chop chop. Consistently funny and deceptively thoughtful - The Scotsman Always spot-on - The Skinny Excellent - Joe Lycett Writer for the News Quiz Show: 1hr plus local support act Information Source: eventbrite

Join us at our pop-up bar where you’ll be served a bespoke, oudh-inspired cocktail crafted by our expert mixologists. Sip and spritz while our team bring you on a sensory exploration of our bestselling fragrance and take home a complimentary sample of the Eau de Parfum. We’ll also treat you to our Mesmerising Oudh Accord & Gold Aroma Reeds for half price when you spend £50 at the event.* Book Now T&Cs: This event will be hosted at the following Molton Brown stores: Regent Street, Covent Garden, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Brighton, Bluewater, Manchester City, Cheltenham, Leeds and Harrogate between 20 September 2025 and 27 September 2025. Event dates and times for individual stores available here https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/mesmerising-oudh-accord-gold-events-4485413. Open-door event, no ticket required. Each event will have a pop-up bar with a mixologist offering 1 x complimentary cocktail serve per attendee. Alcohol available to persons 18 years and over only. We reserve the right to verify your age prior to alcohol service. Personal data shall be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy and/or Eventbrite’s Privacy Policy (as the case may be). Molton Brown General Event Terms and Conditions apply https://moltonbrown.co.uk/store/promo-terms-conditions. *Exclusive to participating Molton Brown stores. Available during Oudh in- store events held between 20 August – 28 August 2025. Not valid with other offers, gift card purchases or loyalty rewards. One offer per customer. Subject to availability. Event details and store locations available here https://www.moltonbrown.co.uk/store/promo-terms- conditions. Information Source: Molton Brown | eventbrite

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In this beginner's paleoart workshop, we'll be looking to draw a Smilodon, perhaps the most famous of the extinct sabre-toothed cats. The workshop will take you through the practical drawing techniques necessary to draw animals realistically, friendly to total beginners and more intermediate artists alike. We'll also be delving into the science behind how artists approach reconstructions using fossil materials, modern analogues (in this case, animals like lions or tigers), inferences from the extinct animal's behaviour, and lots of imagination! This workshop is perfect for anyone interested in the crossover of science and art, palaeontology and biology enthusiasts, or just anyone who's interested in learning to draw animals realistically. Class size will be kept small to allow for plenty of one-to-one tuition. All materials for drawing with graphite and colour pencil are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own drawing materials if preferred. The workshop is 15+ but children over 10 can attend with an adult. Any questions, feel free to contact me at shirinillustration@gmail.com Information Source: Shirin Sheppard | eventbrite

Ben Pope: The Cut Tour (Glasgow) Ben Pope ('a total delight' - Fest) brings his brand-new stand-up hour to The Old Hairdresser's, Glasgow. Look, there's no easy way to put this. Last year, Ben got circumcised. On purpose, and as recommended by medical professionals. This show is a 55min inventory of his ensuing masculine panic. Expect jokes and stories on: the male ego, pillow talk, charity shops, the sublime mystery of having a father, and also exactly one pig. It's a show about losing a part of yourself. A very specific part. See you there. Chop chop. "Consistently funny and deceptively thoughtful" - The Scotsman "Always spot-on" - The Skinny "Excellent" - Joe Lycett Writer for the News Quiz Show: 1hr plus local support act Information Source: eventbrite

Description Sunday 28th September | 12pm – 4pm | £55 If you need some help with a sewing project or just some extra time in the studio with a machine, then this sewing session is ideal. Come along and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of The Stitchery, meet new people, and get expert help with your creations. Bring along your upcycling, your alterations, or any unfinished projects that you just need a little help with. Each session is 4 hours long, but you are welcome to come and go as you please. We have sewing machines available but you are welcome to bring along your own machine. We also have an overlocker and a coverlocker that are available on request. You are also very welcome to bring along your own sewing machine if you prefer. What’s Included: Use of a studio sewing machine Use of the overlocker and coverlock machines. 4 hours with expert advice on your projects, including expertise in sustainable sewing practices. Complete use of the studio space, cutting table, and tools. A selection of threads, patterns, and other haberdashery for sale in studio. A chance to meet other sewers and be more involved in the local sewing community. Please note, the sewing sessions are not intended as a beginners sewing class and those attending should have a basic understanding of how to use a sewing machine. If you’re looking for an introduction to sewing, please enquire about private tuition or have a look at our beginners courses. Skill Level These intermediate-level, open sewing sessions are for ‘beyond beginners’ and improvers, which means it’s suitable for returning students, or anyone with previous experience of basic sewing and garment making. If you are interested in some dedicated instruction Cassandra is also available for private tuition. About Your Tutor Cassandra Belanger (she/her) has 14 years of experience working in sustainable design, textiles and garment construction with a Masters in Fashion + Textiles focussing on zero waste design. Her work is an invitation to a more sustainable future and education is at the centre of her creative practice. She is the Founder of The Stitchery Studio, Co-Founder of the Zero Waste Design Collective and Founding Member of Sustainable Fashion Scotland . She was the Resident Sewing Instructor at the Central Scottish School of Craft and previously a Fashion and Textile Lecturer at Glasgow West College. Her research interests centre around sustainable fashion and textile design education and fashion systems for a post growth economy. Her design and teaching practice explores issues such as zero waste, waste colonialism, transparency, feminism, sizeism, and body image. Cassandra is committed to decolonising her teaching practice. More Info: During class tea and coffee will be available. All of our classes are suitable for over 18s, younger crafters may be accommodated if accompanied by a participating adult but please contact us before booking If the workshop you were looking at is fully booked drop us an email and we’ll add you to the waiting list. If you need to cancel, we need at least two weeks notice. Please read our cancellation policy before booking. Any Questions? If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. Cancellation & Course Fees Refund Please be aware that there is a £10 non-refundable adminstration fee included in the cost of this ticket. This means that if you need to cancel your booking more than 14-days PRIOR to the ticketed session you will be able to receive a partial refund of £45. After that date, partial refunds are not gauranteed so please get in touch so we can discuss your situtation. If for any reason you change your mind and need to cancel your booking, please email us (info@thestitcherystudio@gmail.com) immediately so that we can release your place to someone on the waiting list. Information Source: The Stitchery | eventbrite

We are at a vital crossroads in the future of our land and seas. Why Not Scotland? explores the Scottish landscape through the eyes of Flo, a young Scot from Glasgow. Seeing the depleted state of nature across her own country, Flo feels dispirited and increasingly fearful about an uncertain future, like many of her generation. However, on a journey around Europe, Flo encounters a different story, finding places where nature is making a dramatic comeback, revitalising human communities. Encouraged by these stories of hope and renewal, she is prompted to wonder: if this is possible elsewhere, then why not Scotland? While this is being hosted at the Eco-Hub, you do not need to be a student at the University of Glasgow to attend. Find out more: https://www.scotlandbigpicture.com/why-not-scotland In order to make positive change, we must work together. This film screening is being brought to you in collaboration with: GUEST (https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/sustainability/guest/) Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team (GUEST) is a team of highly motivated student interns employed by the university to improve sustainability on campus. We aim to promote environmentalism, climate action and social justice through our actions. 2050 Climate Group Leaders Network (https://www.2050.scot/leaders-network)2050 Climate Group’s Leaders Network is a supportive, collaborative community facilitating opportunities for our Young Leaders to connect and celebrate with each other as we work towards a just and sustainable society. Learning for Sustainability Scotland (LfSS) (https://learningforsustainabilityscotland.org/) is Scotland’s United Nations University-recognised Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development. Thank you to our funders: This film screening was funded and supported by the Youth Climate Action Fund. This fund is hosted by Glasgow City Council and Centre for Civic Innovation (CCI, Glasgow) . We are extremely grateful to the whole team for their support in bringing this project to Glasgow. Find out more about the fund and other projects it's supporting here: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/article/9317/Youth-Climate-Action-Fund Information Source: 2050 Climate Group | eventbrite

Five bedrooms, five chairs and four boys. The Class of 2011 are about to graduate and Benny, Mack, Timp and Cam are due out of their flat. Stepping into a world that doesn't want them, these boys start to wonder whether there's any point in getting any older. How will they find the fight to make it as adults? Before all that they're going to have one hell of a party. It's hot and there'll be girls. Predict a riot. This is an amatuer production and is the first play produced by Northern Assignment. Information Source: Northern Assignment | eventbrite

Heart Attack Man is set to electrify the stage at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow on October 1, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Known for their dynamic performances and unique blend of punk rock energy, Heart Attack Man promises an unforgettable evening. The venue, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, renowned for its intimate atmosphere and rich musical history, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. With a reputation for engaging live shows and a dedicated fan base, Heart Attack Man's performance is a must-see for music enthusiasts. As the band takes the stage, attendees can expect a night filled with powerful melodies and compelling lyrics, making it a standout event in Glasgow's vibrant music scene.

Corella, an eagerly anticipated event, is set to captivate audiences in Glasgow at The Garage on October 1, 2025, at 7:00 PM. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and dynamic performances, Corella promises an unforgettable evening in one of Glasgow's most iconic venues. The Garage, renowned for hosting an array of eclectic events, provides the perfect backdrop for this occasion. Attendees can expect a seamless blend of music, culture, and community spirit, all under one roof. Corella's lineup is meticulously curated to ensure a diverse and engaging experience, drawing enthusiasts from near and far. As the city of Glasgow buzzes with excitement, Corella stands out as a must-attend event, offering an unparalleled opportunity to immerse oneself in the heart of the city's thriving cultural scene.

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Collate. Collaborate. Collage. On the first Wednesday of every month collage lovers rejoice together at House of Toad in Glasgow's West End. Our monthly meet-ups are all about keeping things relaxed, creative and refreshingly unpretentious. No rigid workshops or intimidating art jargon—just a free space to unleash your inner artist, even if it’s been hiding for decades. Here’s the best part: anyone can collage. Seriously. If you’ve got paper and an idea — or even just paper — you’re halfway there. We do ask that if you're coming along, please bring some materials you are happy to share with the rest of the group. Any old newspapers, magazines, off cuts of wallpaper - anything you're not precious about keeping. One man's trash is another man's treasure and all that! Look forward to seeing you there! Find out more here: glasgowcollageclub.co.uk Please note: Use HOUSE OF TOAD EVENTS buzzer to gain entry to the venue. Information Source: Glasgow Collage Club | eventbrite

Welcome to the Renewable Energy @ Scotland MSC Conference & Exhibition 2025 happening at Scottish Event Campus, Glasgow on October 1, 2025 at 9:00 AM (Europe/London) . Join us for a day filled with innovative discussions, cutting-edge technologies, and networking opportunities in the renewable energy sector. Don't miss out on this chance to connect with industry experts and explore the latest advancements in sustainable energy. See you there! Information Source: Premier Publishing & Events | eventbrite

Ye Vagabonds is an Irish alt-folk group led by Dublin-based brothers Diarmuid and Brían Mac Gloinn. Having been described as "being at the fore of a new wave of Irish folk", they have won Best Track, Best Album and Best Folk Group at RTE Radio 1 Folk Awards. They have toured relentlessly in recent years across Ireland, the UK, Europe and beyond including (alongside their own headline touring) notable Special Guest slots opening for the likes of Patti Smith, Hozier, Phoebe Bridgers, boygenuius, Dermot Kennedy and Vampire Weekend. A new album is due for release in 2025. Advance Tickets: £18 On the door: £20 Information Source: Holy Smokes Records | eventbrite

Welcome to the Sustainability @ Scotland MSC Conference & Exhibition 2025 ! Join us at the Scottish Event Campus in Glasgow on October 1, 2025 at 9:00 AM (Europe/London) . Get ready to immerse yourself in the latest trends and innovations in sustainability. This event is a must-attend for anyone passionate about making a positive impact on the environment. See you there! Information Source: Premier Publishing & Events | eventbrite

The second Obligations North Discussion Group will be held on the 1st of October, 12:30-16:30, at the aptly named Lord Hope Building in the City Centre of Glasgow. The event will involve three papers, one to be delivered by a distinguished chair of English law, another to be delivered by a distinguished chair of Scots law (and former Scottish Law Commissioner) with a third delivered by the event's organiser. Details of the forthcoming presentations can be found below: the event promises to be an excellent forum for discussion and thought!The full agenda is below: 12:30-13:25: Welcome and lunch 13:25-13:30: Official word of welcome 13:30-14:15: A Question for Codifiers: What Is Living and What Is Dead in the Doctrine of Consideration? Professor David Campbell (University of Lancaster) 14:15-14:30: Coffee break 14:30-15:15: Engaging with Engagement: Distinguishing ‘Promise’ and ‘Contract’ as Species of ‘Voluntary Obligation’ Dr. Jonathan Brown (University of Strathclyde) 15:15-15:30: Coffee break 15:30 – 16:30: A UK Contract Code: The Law Commissions' Project 1965-1973 Professor Hector MacQueen (University of Edinburgh) 16:30: Closing Remarks Information Source: eventbrite

The Soul Circle is a sacred gathering space where hearts, energy, and spirit come together in harmony. It is more than a circle—it is a portal of connection to our higher selves, spirit guides, and the universal flow of love. Within this space, we open ourselves to healing frequencies, guided by Reiki energy and the wisdom that flows through unseen realms. Together, we release what no longer serves us and anchor light, peace, and renewal. Every soul is held in unconditional acceptance. Through meditation, channeled messages, and energetic practices, we deepen our awareness of the infinite support surrounding us—our guides, ancestors, and the pure essence of Source itself. The Soul Circle is a reminder: we are never alone. As we sit in this field of resonance, we recharge, realign, and remember who we truly are—divine beings of light, here to heal, connect, and expand. Information Source: The Soul Works 222 | eventbrite

Auld Pals: Stars of Still Game is set to illuminate the O2 Academy Glasgow with a captivating evening on October 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM. This highly anticipated event promises to bring together fans and admirers of the iconic Scottish sitcom, Still Game, for a night filled with laughter and nostalgia. Featuring beloved cast members, the event will offer attendees a unique opportunity to witness the charm and wit that made the show a cultural phenomenon. With Glasgow's vibrant atmosphere as the backdrop, Auld Pals: Stars of Still Game is poised to be an unforgettable experience, celebrating the enduring legacy of the series and its impact on Scottish television. The O2 Academy Glasgow, renowned for hosting premier events, provides the perfect setting for this gathering, ensuring an evening of entertainment and camaraderie.

Ellur, a captivating event set to unfold in the heart of Glasgow, promises an evening of profound artistic expression and cultural immersion. Hosted at the renowned Poetry Club within SWG3 Glasgow, this event is poised to attract enthusiasts of the arts and culture scene. On the evening of October 2, 2025, at precisely 7:00 PM, attendees will gather in this iconic venue, known for its eclectic ambiance and vibrant community spirit. Ellur is expected to feature an array of performances that blend spoken word, music, and visual arts, creating a tapestry of creativity that resonates with the soul. As Glasgow's cultural landscape continues to thrive, Ellur stands out as a beacon of inspiration, drawing individuals from all walks of life to experience the transformative power of art.

The 2025 Jimmy Reid Memorial Lecture will be given by Ghassan Abu-Sittah, the Rector of the University of Glasgow since March 2024, after winning 80 per cent of the vote. He is a British-Palestinian plastic and reconstructive surgeon who specialises in craniofacial surgery, aesthetic surgery, cleft lip and palate surgery, and trauma-related injuries. His father's family were expelled from their land in the south east of Gaza and became refugees in the Gaza Strip. They later moved to Kuwait and, in the 1980s, to the United Kingdom. In 1988, he followed in his father's footsteps and studied medicine at Glasgow University. Ghassan has worked as a surgeon in several conflict zones and returned to the Gaza Strip after the start of the Gaza war in 2023, where he provided medical assistance with Doctors Without Borders out of the Al-Shifa Hospital. He has spoken widely of his experiences, and last year travelled to The Hague to meet with International Criminal Court (ICC) investigators, and gave evidence to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for South Africa's genocide case against Israel. Ghassan is the co-author of two books on conflict surgery and is the recipient of international recognitions. These include the Royal College of Surgeons fellowship in 2010 and the American University of Beirut Humanism and Professionalism award in 2015. He was granted the TRT World Citizen of the Year award and the TAKREEM Lifetime Achievement award 2023. He will speak about his experiences in Gaza and the conflict more generally. Information Source: The Jimmy Reid Foundation | eventbrite

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Please note: this event will be held in person at Glasgow Zine Library and is suitable for over 18s only. Join Jeremy Sachs, a psychotherapist, lecturer, and author, as he delves into the creation of his new book, 'An Intersectional Guide for Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse and their Allies: Masculinity Reconnected'. This essential resource is designed for male survivors of sexual abuse, as well as healthcare professionals, therapists, and loved ones of survivors. The book explores the impact of sexual abuse on diverse male identities through an intersectional lens, examining how unique circumstances and societal perceptions influence recovery or exacerbate trauma. Each chapter focuses on topics selected by hundreds of male survivors who have participated in the author’s recovery groups. Featuring survivor testimonies, resource guides, and reflective activities, the book offers practical tools and a transformative justice prespective to help navigate the aftermath of sexual trauma. ‘Packed full of insights, practical guidance and signposting, this is an engaging, accessible, and deeply compassionate text for male survivors of sexual abuse and their allies—including the professionals working with them. An essential guide for those wanting to navigate this complex, sensitive, but profoundly important field.’ - Mick Cooper, author of Psychology at the Heart of Social Change (Policy Press, 2023). CW: Topics discussed will be sensitive and include: mental health, relational abuses including sexual abuse, gender, racism and discrimination. About Jeremy :Jeremy is a psychotherapist, lecturer, and writer. He runs a private practice in-person and online, supporting clients with a range of mental health challenges, and specialises in healing from sexual violence. Jeremy has extensive experience working with male survivors of sexual abuse as well as trans and non-binary survivors. He lectures at the London Diploma for Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy and his writing has been featured in BACP Private Practice Journal, Therapy Today, and Happiful Magazine, and is also the host and producer of The Trauma Talks podcast – a podcast that explores different experiences of trauma each episode. www.jeremysachs.com Access information for this event:There will be 25 attendees maximum, and the event will feature comfort breaks. During this event, attendees will participate in: Talk / Lecture, Reading, Q&A This event will take place at Glasgow Zine Library's space on Albert Road. You can find directions here. If you have any questions or access requirements, please get in touch with us via events@glasgowzinelibrary.com Find out more about access at GZL events and how to make an access request here. All events will adhere to our safer spaces policy, which you can learn about here. GZL pledges to support The Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel. As part of this pledge we may participate in strikes called in response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine. If this event falls on a strike day and is cancelled, we will work with event leaders to reschedule the event asap. Participants will also have the option of receiving an immediate refund for any ticket purchases and travel booked to attend. How to access the event:After booking a ticket, you will be sent several reminder emails from Eventbrite leading up to the event. We will also send emails that share any resources that attendees will need access to, including any required materials. Please email events@glasgowzinelibrary.com with any queries or issues. Support GZL:Join the GZL Patreon and support the library on a monthly basis. Information Source: Glasgow Zine Library | eventbrite

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Kick off the spooky season with a comical and captivating talk on the history of Love, Lust, and Witchcraft — complete with a hands-on session creating historically inspired mocktails! This adults-only (18+) event will take you on a cheeky journey through the ages, diving into the saucy side of history you definitely didn’t learn at school. Were people in the Middle Ages really that prudish? Were Victorians truly scandalised by a glimpse of ankle?! And how on earth can kneading bread be turned into a love spell? Discover all this and more in Provan Hall’s historic kitchen, where you’ll also get the chance to mix up some funky and fun mocktails using unusual historical ingredients. It’s history, but not as you know it — join us for laughs, learning, and a dash of (mocktail) magic! Information Source: Provan Hall Community Management Trust | eventbrite

Kicking off Spooky Season with a BYOB fun Friday evening of ceramic sculpting. A relaxed pottery session for beginners in a friendly social space. You will learn some beginner pottery hand-sculpting techniques and design your own ornamental collection of mini ghosts and pumpkins. No experience necessary - we will have lots of samples for inspiration and guide you through the process step by step with plenty tips on sculpting to help you along. You will be able to make two ghosts and two pumpkins on the night and decorate them with underglazes. Your pieces will then be left at the studio to be fired and glazed by studio technicians, ready for you to collect in approx 2 weeks - in time for Halloween! Please wear clothes that you don't mind getting a little messy (the clay will wash out) or bring an apron if you prefer. ** No corkage fee. If your favourite drink is a cup of tea that's okay too, we'll have plenty for you at the studio :) ---------------------------------- The Venue: Creative Bloc Glasgow is a new arts collective and creative studio in Glasgow North-West. 814 Garscube Road, G20 7ET. Public transport: First busses 60, 60A, 61 - Bluebird X10, X10A and West Coast Motors 17 all stop on Maryhill Road just 2 minutes walk away. Kelvinbridge and St Georges Cross underground are approx 17mins walk. Entrance to the studio is via one small step at the front door on Garscube road and there is level access from the car park at the back. Please email hello@creativeblocglasgow.com for more accessibility information. Information Source: Creative Bloc | eventbrite

The Crystal Teardrop - A distinctive blend of garage rock, psychedelia and power pop, exploded onto the alternative rock scene in April 2023. Inspired by a mutual passion for the sights, sounds and creative experimentation of the late 1960s, the band’s music demonstrates an innate affection for classic artists such as The Beatles and The Kinks alongside West Coast favourites including The Great Society, Love and The Byrds. The band have been likened to Paisley Underground favourites The Bangles and The Pandoras due to their female fronted line up and dynamic onstage chemistry. The Crystal Teardrop have quickly gained a reputation for their captivating high energy performances. Shindig wrote: “The Crystal Teardrop bring the Paisley Underground edge and smash it into some pretty heavy ’67 psych” and described the band’s debut set as “bloody good fun”. The band have also made a live appearance on BBC Music Introducing and been featured on 6Music and NME 1. The group release their debut album on Popclaw (Rise Above Records) in May 2025 and will promote it with a UK/EU tour. Full of the vibrant energy and musical experimentation which have rapidly become the band’s trademark. Paper Machine Music - Paper Machine Music rose from the ashes of Glasgow band Viva Stereo. The outpourings of an addled mind that has been steeped for too long in Pavement, Spiritualized, Beta Band, Tim Buckley and Parquet Courts records. Information Source: Biff Bang Pow | eventbrite

Prepare yourself for a live history podcast that will confront the disasters, blunders, and deeply strange individuals that make up our collective story. Hosts Joe Kassabian, Nate Bethea, and Tom O'Mahony will be live at The Flying Duck in Glasgow on 4th October, 2025. The schedule is as follows: 7:00 PM : DOORS 8:00 PM : SHOW BEGINS 9:30 PM : SHOW ENDS 10:00 PM : VENUE CURFEW We'll have special event-only merchandise on sale before and after the show! Information Source: Lions Led By Donkeys Podcast | eventbrite

The Crystal Teardrop - A distinctive blend of garage rock, psychedelia and power pop, exploded onto the alternative rock scene in April 2023. Inspired by a mutual passion for the sights, sounds and creative experimentation of the late 1960s, the band’s music demonstrates an innate affection for classic artists such as The Beatles and The Kinks alongside West Coast favourites including The Great Society, Love and The Byrds. The band have been likened to Paisley Underground favourites The Bangles and The Pandoras due to their female fronted line up and dynamic onstage chemistry. The Crystal Teardrop have quickly gained a reputation for their captivating high energy performances. Shindig wrote: “The Crystal Teardrop bring the Paisley Underground edge and smash it into some pretty heavy ’67 psych” and described the band’s debut set as “bloody good fun”. The band have also made a live appearance on BBC Music Introducing and been featured on 6Music and NME 1. The group release their debut album on Popclaw (Rise Above Records) in May 2025 and will promote it with a UK/EU tour. Full of the vibrant energy and musical experimentation which have rapidly become the band’s trademark. Paper Machine Music - Paper Machine Music rose from the ashes of Glasgow band Viva Stereo. The outpourings of an addled mind that has been steeped for too long in Pavement, Spiritualized, Beta Band, Tim Buckley and Parquet Courts records. Information Source: Biff Bang Pow | eventbrite

Welly, a highly anticipated event, is set to unfold in the vibrant city of Glasgow at the iconic King Tut's Wah Wah Hut. Scheduled for October 4, 2025, at 7:30 PM, Welly promises an unforgettable evening filled with captivating performances and a lively atmosphere. Known for its rich musical heritage, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut provides the perfect backdrop for this event, offering an intimate venue that has hosted legendary acts over the years. As attendees gather in Glasgow, a city renowned for its cultural dynamism, Welly stands as a beacon of artistic expression and community spirit. With its unique blend of local talent and international flair, Welly is poised to deliver an experience that resonates with audiences long after the final note is played.

The Emo Festival is coming to Glasgow! 💀🖤 The greatest tribute night to the music that was never just a phase… 🖤 TEENAGE NOSTALGIA featuring all your biggest emo songs in existence with A LIVE BAND & LIVE DJs spinning all the angst your teenage dirtbag heart desires all night long! LIVE Performers, confetti & much more! Put on your eyeliner, lace up your high-tops and get ready to rock to all your favourite nostalgic emo anthems! This event is 14+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult! - Please note this is a standing event! Information Source: The Emo Fest | eventbrite