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After a year off for reasons, the Edinburgh Iranian Festival is back with another stellar programme of Iranian cinema at the FIlmhouse. Taking place over the... Read more »

Edinburgh's annual Wide Days music showcase returns in April and as ever it's offering up a diverse snapshot of Scotland’s most exciting emerging talen... Read more »

My own love affair with Scottish pop music probably goes back to 1978 being mesmerised by Eugene Reynolds, resplendent in lime green jumpsuit, alongside Fay ... Read more »

Glasgow International is back for another year and will run until 7 May, taking over just about every art venue in Glasgow with 90 exhibitions and over 80 ev... Read more »

Spring might just about be with us, but we’re already looking ahead to late summer as Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) reveals its 2025 programme... Read more »

We're going to bypass Christmas very quickly and kick off this week with the real fun ahead: Hogmanay! There are plenty of options up and down the country bu... Read more »

As February gets well into its stride and Celtic Connections finishes for another year, there's still plenty going on across the central belt to get you out ... Read more »

Five is the magic number tonight at Mono for Spinning Coin's debut album launch. Support act Hairband, a side project from Simone Wilson of Breakfast Muff, a... Read more »

After the success of our first foray into stage curation for the Kelburn Garden Party last year, we’re over the moon to be returning to the incredible ... Read more »

Multi-award-winning DJ, producer, and singer Nia Archives brings an energetic performance to Glasgow’s SWG3 with her unique brand of UK jungle. Althoug... Read more »

What sums up the sound of a Glasgow summer better than King Tut's infamous Summer Nights, a weeks-long lineup of stunning mostly local bands running from 14 ... Read more »

What better time of year than springtime for a glimpse into the future? RSA New Contemporaries, returning for its fifteenth year, offers a truly comprehensiv... Read more »

Thought you'd seen the last of The Paper Factory? Think again. The enormous disused factory sitting on the outskirts of Corstorphine was taken over this summ... Read more »

See some of the year’s most highly anticipated films at Glasgow Film Festival, now in its 19th year (it’s been old enough to drink for a whole tw... Read more »

What a dark week it has been for the Scottish film scene. The closure of Filmhouse in Edinburgh, The Belmont in Aberdeen and the Edinburgh International... Read more »

What’s your favourite place to visit?My favourite place to visit is back home in Nigeria. The last time I was there was 2018, it was Christmas and it w... Read more »

Celebrating its thirteenth year, Independent Venue Week returns to venues across the UK from Monday 26 January until 1 February. In Scotland, 13 venues are o... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Skinny Pelembe @ Sneaky Pete's, 19 SepThe Doncaster-raised, Johannesburg-born singer-songwriter Skinny Pelembe is set to release... 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 »

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 »

“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 »

If your dose of experimental theatre has worn off since August and the Fringe, never fear: Take Me Somewhere, Glasgow’s festival dedicated to weird and... 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 »

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 »

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 »