Search Results

Sometimes the best things in life are simple. For one night only, three bands and three authors will come together in the corner of the Book Festival for a n... Read more »

Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Sunday night appearance at Hampden marks the end of their six weeks touring Europe, and of a 12-month wait for fans after this g... Read more »

“I’ve got a lot of shit exes,” Carla J. Easton deadpans midway through her headline Glasgow show. While you have to feel sorry for her on a... Read more »

Yes, it’s only March, but we’ve Edinburgh's summer festivals on our minds today as the Edinburgh International Festival launches its 2024 pr... Read more »

With Nadia away this week at LISB-ON festival, I was left to my own devices and discovered that I say the word 'enjoy' a lot, and also phrases like 'it'... Read more »

The world of music and art collide in Glasgow’s ambitious biennial festival Sonica, which returns this autumn (19-29 Sep) for its eighth edition. The a... Read more »

It’s been a rapid rise for Glasgow’s Joesef. In just a couple of years he’s secured a BBC Sound of 2020 nomination, a Scottish Album o... Read more »

You may have noticed we've been talking about Dundee a lot more recently; well, the reason for that is there are a lot of exciting things happening there at ... Read more »

This December, the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra (SNJO) and guest vocalist Lucy-Anne Daniels are gearing up to perform the music of jazz pianist and ... Read more »

Kyle Molleson's debut record Loud Patterns is an album of contrasts. The Scottish electronic-pop soloist has crafted an album of eleven tracks that trav... Read more »

At the start of 2020 we were very much looking forward to returning to the Kelburn Garden Party that summer, especially after how much fun we had at the... Read more »

We’ve wanted to spotlight synth-pop composer and femme witch Elisabeth Elektra for the longest time, but we've been waiting a while for the follow-up t... Read more »

In 2021, Glasgow artist Georgia Cécile won Best Album at the Scottish Jazz Awards for her debut, Only the Lover Sings. The following year she was crow... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week DTHPDL @ Leith Depot, 16 MayEdinburgh DIY promoters and record label City of Glass put on their 13th gig tonight in the sweaty c... Read more »

There are many reasons to pick up a copy of The Skinny each month. Its incisive criticism; its wide-ranging features; its interviews with the great and the g... Read more »

There’s much about Glasgow noisemakers BooHooHoo that’s immediately refreshing. It’s not just that they’re openly influenced by the l... Read more »

Yeah, yeah, we know the Fringe has officially started but before we spend the rest of the month bombarding you with even more Edinburgh Festivals content we'... Read more »

Adura OnashileOne of the highlights of the Edinburgh International Festival last summer was Adura Onashile’s tour de force performance in Medea. I... Read more »

If you’ve been paying attention, you'll already be well aware that we’re back curating The Pyramid Stage at the iconic Kelburn Garden Party this ... Read more »

Gigs are thinner on the ground this time of year (people are busy wrapping! We assume!) but if you're feeling the gap in live music head to Summerhall this w... Read more »

In Dundee they don't just celebrate International Women's Day for a day, they celebrate it for a whole fortnight – and rightly so. Women are for life, ... Read more »

The weather may have turned Baltic but don't let that stop you from heading to the beach, as Porty Art Walk makes use of Portobello beach and the surrounding... Read more »

Typically, a debut album showcases a band’s progression from earlier EPs into a fuller body of work, resulting in a record that comes half from expecta... Read more »

With ongoing uncertainty around the live music scene due to COVID-19, cancellations, amendments and rescheduled dates are sadly just another thing we’r... Read more »

Nigerian-born, Glasgow-based producer, singer-songwriter, artist and creator Rpizy has been living in Glasgow for ten years now, representing both African an... Read more »

By this time next week we’ll all know the sure-to-be-interesting line-up of the 15th Glasgow Film Festival, with the full programme revealed on Wednesd... Read more »

On top of getting to eat haggis and drink whisky – as if you need an excuse – new contemporary multi-arts festival Burns Unbroke is going to make... Read more »

If the last year has done anything (and it's done frankly quite a lot), it has been to show us the ways in which we are profoundly interconnected, both with ... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week The Spook School @ Summerhall, 10 MayThe last time we saw The Spook School was at their Glasgow launch show for latest album&nbs... Read more »

Marie Davidson is just about the nicest interviewee you could hope to converse with. Softly-spoken but candid, she's articulate, funny, very self-aware, and ... Read more »