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In a sea of Newcastle United shirts and people getting rained on by beer cup towers, we wait impatiently for Sam Fender’s return to Scottish soil. Open... Read more »

Neil Pennycook and his new synthesiser provide a lovely opening to the night, lamenting the death of fictional, historical dogs and musing over a small-town ... Read more »

Water From Your Eyes, a duo of divisive indie darlings, are a slightly odd fit for an Interpol support slot. They only have live guitar and vocals, with back... Read more »

With a handheld harp, an accompanying guitarist unafraid of shredding it up and an immediately regretted Braveheart reference, Lizzie No is injecting a fresh... Read more »

Tonight's show gets off on the most serene footing possible courtesy of Marysia Osu's ethereal harp-playing. But as she starts to loop her playing and layer ... Read more »

Has a John Lewis advert ever made you cry? Was it the one with the old man on the moon? It's OK, you can tell us. He was so lonely, and maybe… we all ... Read more »

Echo Machine make their debut performance before a home crowd in Conroy’s Basement, Dundee. With support from industrial pop-punk duo, Queequeg’s... Read more »

In Quebec in 1888, a snowstorm traps five people in a remote saloon. One of them, Donald Morrison, is a man on the run. To some, he is a wanted outlaw. To th... Read more »

The Oscars are upon us, and we could be looking at the most exciting ceremony in years. Sunday’s event might prove even more nail-biting than last year... Read more »

With most international acts off playing festivals, local is the name of the game this month. Of course, this means many big names will land on Glasgow Green... Read more »

‘Man says there aren’t enough female musicians’ is hardly a fresh piece of content to contend with, but when said man is claiming such outr... Read more »

Last September, Hidden Door announced that they had found a huge site for their 2025 edition: The Paper Factory, a 15.5-acre site occupied by the former Saic... Read more »

Find Out The Skinny's Top Ten Films of 2020 Eilidh Akilade 1. Portrait of a Lady on Fire (Céline Sciamma) 2. Rocks (Sarah Gavron) 3. Shirley (Josephi... Read more »

A rapidly ticking clock introduces Alice, before Amelia Stokes' dream-like vocals eerily loop. A maelstrom of sounds gradually enter, getting louder; smashin... Read more »

Record Store Day is once again around the corner, with official and unofficial events set to take place in and around record shops across the country this Sa... Read more »

Fans of films of diminutive runtimes should rejoice, because Glasgow Short Film Festival is back, in-person, from 23 to 27 March with another programme showc... Read more »

With T in the Park officially put out to pasture and even the iconic Tennent's absent from Glasgow Green, TRNSMT still seems to be finding its feet, yet to b... Read more »

If you're a keen skater, an electronic music fan or just love a party, come along to the launch of Glasgow's brand new skatepark The Loading Bay on Saturday ... Read more »

I've emerged from our recent collective dormancy feeling some urgency around getting into the outdoors – and I can’t be the only one. With life t... Read more »

Taking place simultaneously across four UK capitals on Sunday, PROCESSIONS will see 100 UK organisations create 100 unique banners to celebrate 100 years sin... Read more »

As we've come to accept over the years, it's impossible to know about everything in time for a monthly print magazine. Releases we didn't find out about in t... Read more »

What’s your favourite place to visit?Tenerife. For the last few years we've bookended the panto with a quick week in Tenerife for a bit of winter sun. ... Read more »

The final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm saw Larry David on trial after committing an uncharacteristically heroic – albeit illegal – act. Yet, it... Read more »

In our 2021 film of the Year poll, the Skinny’s Film Team collectively voted Céline Sciamma’s beguiling fairytale Petite Maman top of... Read more »

Last year was undeniably a great year for Scottish music. After taking the top spot in our 2021 Scottish Albums of the Year list, Hamish Hawk went on to to b... Read more »

We all agree that award season is hokum. That doesn’t stop it being infuriating when our favourite films and performances go unrecognised each year. No... Read more »

We polled our music writers at The Skinny to find out what albums they were obsessed with in 2021, ending up with over 200 to pore over. Fortunately, there w... Read more »

30. Blue Valentine (2010) Dir. Derek Cianfrance Back in 2010, Ryan Gosling and Michelle Williams finally shook off any lingering connections with their tee... Read more »

Jeffrey Lewis has always been astute in his choice of collaborators, and his work with 60s psych-folk survivor Peter Stampfel continues to be endearingly bon... Read more »