• C.W. STONEKING

    Cottiers Bar, Theatre and Restaurant 93-95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow

    C.W. Stoneking is an Australian/ American singer and songwriter blending early blues, jazz, folk, and global influences into a distinctive sound. With three acclaimed albums—King Hokum, Jungle Blues and Gon’ Boogaloo—he has toured internationally as both a solo artist and with full band, delivering richly textured performances inspired by New Orleans, African and Caribbean traditions. […]

    £25
  • MEALLAN (WITH SUPPORT)

    The Record Factory 17 Byres Road

    2026 Celtic Connections Danny Kyle Open Stage winners, Meallan headline an evening to remember featuring Kisna Panesar and Joe Riley. Meallan fuse fiddle, clàrsach, accordion, guitar, keyboard, and Gaelic song into a rich, modern-traditional sound that you'll love. With a passion for both composition and collaboration, the band blends contemporary edge with deep traditional roots. […]

    £22.50
  • JESSE MALIN

    Cottiers Bar, Theatre and Restaurant 93-95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow

    £26/£24+BF Hailed by Rolling Stone as a “gritty troubadour,” Jesse Malin has built a devoted following with acclaimed albums and electrifying live shows. After recovering from a life-changing spinal stroke in 2023, he returned triumphantly to the stage. This June, he brings his powerful New York rock and roll spirit to the UK for a […]

    £26
  • BCUC

    Òran Mór 731-735 Great Western Rd

    BCUC – Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness – have been channeling the spirit of Soweto for over twenty years. Indigenous funk, hip-hop consciousness, and punk rock energy fused into something utterly original and deeply rooted. Their mantra: Music for the people, by the people, with the people. www.jazzfest.co.uk Fb & Insta: @glasgowjazzfest

    £22.50
  • SEONAID AITKEN & BEN SHANKLAND: RHAPSODY IN BLUE

    Mackintosh Queen's Cross 870 Garscube Road

    BBC Radio Scotland Young Jazz Musician winner, pianist Ben Shankland joins forces with award-winning violinist/vocalist Seonaid Aitken to present a celebration of George and Ira Gershwin’s music including the 100+ year old symphonic masterpiece ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ . Featuring jazz double bassist David Bowden and a 9-piece string orchestra. www.jazzfest.co.uk Fb & Insta: @glasgowjazzfest

    £22.50
  • THE SWEET SORROWS

    Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church Saltoun Street, Glasgow

    The Sweet Sorrows bring the very best in acoustic Celtic/Americana/ Roots music, packed with the imagery of the Celtic landscape, folklore and heritage, of love stories, jigs and reels. They regularly tour Europe, Asia, Australia, Canada and USA, including places others might avoid (they recently spent two months on the Thai/Myanmar border). Not to be […]

    Free
  • MARTIN TAYLOR – SOLO

    Òran Mór 731-735 Great Western Rd

    The virtuoso of fingerstyle jazz guitar. Martin’s brand-new solo show, Standards, celebrates the golden age of jazz through fresh and evocative arrangements of classic tunes from the Great American Songbook. An evening of breath- taking musicianship, rich harmonies, and stories that transport you behind the music. www.jazzfest.co.uk Fb & Insta: @glasgowjazzfest

    £22.50
  • IVY BIG BAND

    Cottiers Bar, Theatre and Restaurant 93-95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow

    £18/£15+BF After sold-out Edinburgh shows, Ivy Big Band makes its Glasgow debut. This 30-piece ensemble delivers a joyful mix of jazz, pop, funk and soul in an inclusive, high-energy performance perfect for a boogie. Formed to amplify gender diversity in jazz, the band creates a welcoming space for women and gender minorities. Grab your friends […]

    £18
  • THE ART OF THE SITAR: RESHMA SRIVASTAVA IN CONCERT

    Om Hindu Mandir 1 La Belle Pl, Glasgow, United Kingdom

    Experience an unforgettable evening of Indian classical music with acclaimed sitarist Reshma Srivastava, whose soulful, transcendent performances have captivated audiences worldwide for over three decades. Joined by Glasgow tabla virtuoso Sodhi Deerhe, they revive the ancient Gandharva tradition with masterful raga, precision, and improvisation, offering music that uplifts, harmonises, and deeply inspires. tinyurl.com/tmsitar Fb: TMScotland […]

    £19.50
  • HILLHEAD HOOLIE

    Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church Saltoun Street, Glasgow

    £7/£5 Glasgow’s favourites, The Carlton Jug Band top the bill in this televised evening of song, fun and dancing, filmed by The Scotland Channel. From 7pm. Spaces are limited, so get your tickets quick on eventbrite. BYOB. www.thescotlandchannel.tv

    £7
  • THE BACKGROUND SOUNDS LIVE AT BREWHAUS

    Brewhaus 182 Queen Margaret Drive, Glasgow

    You will be delighted, uplifted, surprised & entertained by the uniquely brilliant & quirky band The Background Sounds. They will be playing a marvelous selection of classic jazz tracks from the 1920s and 30s. Mashed up. Mixed up... then Sellotaped back together with unexpected, more modern melodies. https://linktr.ee/thebackgroundsounds

    Free
  • AN EVENING OF SONG AND WORD

    The Hug and Pint 171 Great Western Road, Glasgow

    £11+BF / £8+BF CONC Amy Duncan performs songs from her latest album, Greetings from Gartnavel, a strikingly personal collection written with lyricist David Paton Singer-songwriter Biff Smith began performing poetry as he liked the idea of not having to carry a guitar. In 2025 he won the World Poetry Slam Championships. The piano is Chiara […]

    £11
  • THE WHISTLEBINKIES CELEBRATE THE SOLSTICE!

    Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church Saltoun Street, Glasgow

    £15/£10 CONC The Whistlebinkies formed in Glasgow and rehearsed for many years in its West End. We're pleased to return to the festival bringing you Scottish traditional music for the Summer Sostice in this splendid acoustic venue. Featuring Rab Wallace (smallpipes), Karen Marshalsay (harps), Stuart Eydmann (concertina), Anna Louise Wallace & Mark Hayward (violins), Eddie […]

    £15
  • NEAL MORSE

    Cottiers Bar, Theatre and Restaurant 93-95 Hyndland Street, Glasgow

    Neal Morse is a prolific singer, songwriter and multi‑instrumentalist, best known as founder of prog‑rock band Spock’s Beard. With a major solo career and projects including Transatlantic and the Neal Morse Band, he has built a global following. His powerful progressive rock blends technical flair with deeply personal, spiritual themes. cottiers.com/event/neal-morse

    £30
  • ALASTAIR SAVAGE, THE FIDDLE MUSIC OF SCOTLAND

    Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church Saltoun Street, Glasgow

    £12/£10 CONC For the final weekend of WestFest, enjoy a celebration of the cherished Scots fiddle tradition from one of the nation’s leading exponents. Award‑winning fiddler Alastair Savage is joined by long‑time collaborators Euan Drysdale (guitar/piano) and Iain Crawford (double bass). “A must for aficionados” (Herald). “Panache, grace and affection” (Scotsman). Concert duration 1 hour […]

    £12