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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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

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 »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Eleanor Friedberger @ Sneaky Pete's, 30 OctThe former Fiery Furnaces frontwoman, Eleanor Friedberger released her fourth solo st... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week A Celebration for Scott @ Sneaky Pete's, 11 SepIn memory of Scott Hutchison, and to help raise money for SAMH, head down to Snea... Read more »

Tonight's opener Nabihah Iqbal is keen to court the Glasgow crowd. The London singer-songwriter explains her album Dreamer was recorded in the Scottish count... Read more »

On Friday night (6 Sep), in a grand ceremony complete with a chandelier-filled ballroom at Edinburgh’s Assembly Rooms, it was announced that Auntie Flo... Read more »

Kicking off R'n'B week in Glasgow on Monday is Drake's protégé, (rumoured) brief Kylie Jenner sidepiece and Grammy-nominated hit-maker PARTYNEX... Read more »

“I realised that the people who make the gigs happen don’t have a fanbase to fall back upon.” 2020 has not gone the way that Rod Jones had... Read more »

Based in the Lake District but raised in Edinburgh, Celestial North released her debut album Otherworld last week. Across 11 tracks it takes you on... Read more »

It’s taken Will Varley a long time to get where he is. While in recent years his stock has risen thanks to support slots with the likes of Frank Turner... Read more »

Spring always means the reopening of gorgeous Edinburgh-adjacent sculpture park Jupiter Artland and the launch of their summer exhibition programme. This yea... Read more »

Callum Easter is sitting at a table in Robbie's Bar, a traditional pub halfway down Leith Walk, reflecting on the eventful journey that's led him from sidema... Read more »

Singer-songwriter Annie Booth has been grafting hard on the local circuit as a solo artist for close to ten years now. Having released her debut album An Unf... Read more »

Based out of the old Jewellery Factory in Port Dundas, Glasgow, The Carnival Arts Social Club is an arts and community space home to many artists’ and ... Read more »

In August, during the mayhem of the Fringe, Edinburgh natives are spoiled by choice. It feels that, no matter what your cultural leaning, there’s somet... Read more »

“You know what I love about this show?” Brooke Combe says between songs as the band reset. “All the other dates on the tour, the crowd have... Read more »

International Women's Day may be an absolute farce on a multitude of levels, but nevertheless it brings about celebrations of women all over the world for at... Read more »

We’re talking to Edinburgh International Festival director Fergus Linehan the day before he unveils to the world the programme for this year’s ed... Read more »

Whether Christmas gets you as excited as Will Ferrell in Elf or causes you to utter the phrase “I’m not really into Christmas” more times t... Read more »

Read/sing/dance/eat haggis/drink whisky (the last two being the most important) in honour of The Bard himself, Robert Burns, this weekend – why would y... Read more »