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Dropping on St Andrew’s Day, Neither Collar Nor Crown features an incredible 25 Scottish artists – from established rappers like Bemz, Chef the R... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Acid Mothers Temple @ The Mash House, 7 NovLed by Kawabata Makoto, Japanese psychedelic rock band Acid Mothers Temple and the Me... Read more »

After a smaller scale year in 2024, Hidden Door makes its big return to Edinburgh’s festival circuit, taking over the massive abandoned Paper Factory o... Read more »

There aren’t enough celebrations of puppetry, we say, but luckily we have manipulate to fill that void. The festival returns to Edinburgh's Traverse Th... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Self Esteem @ Sneaky Pete's, 27 NovSelf Esteem is the new solo project from Slow Club's Rebecca Taylor, and so far everything we... Read more »

Starting things off in beautiful fashion this month, queer artist Mykki Blanco brings their gorgeous theatrical show to Glasgow’s Stereo (3 Nov). ... Read more »

Glasgow Film Festival celebrates its 15th edition this year, bringing all you lovely film buffs seven world premieres, 102 UK premieres and 49 Scottish premi... Read more »

Electric Fields has grown organically over the last five years. What started as a grassroots idea for a one-day showcase of local artists has humbly blossome... Read more »

This year's annual showcase at Glasgow School of Art (2-8 Jun) features work by over 700 undergraduate and postgraduate students spread over three of the sch... Read more »

Recently coming in second in our Scottish Album of the Year poll with their debut album Post Era, Glasgow's resident sax-loving indie popsters LYLO are back ... Read more »

The last digital film festival of 2020 is dropping next week, but it's certainly not the least. Fokus: Films from Germany, a collaboration between the Goethe... Read more »

Broken Chanter is the self-titled debut from Kid Canaveral’s David MacGregor. Opening with Nineteen Ninety-Eight, recordings of a Japanese commuter tra... Read more »

It’s hard to believe, but The Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award has tonight announced its 12th winner of the annual award. After hours of del... Read more »

It’s safe to say, people love street food; it’s (usually) quick, it’s easy and you can generally combine your eating with lots of drinking.... Read more »

Edinburgh-based acid pop duo Maranta first revealed Microsteria at last year’s Hidden Door, and they're bringing the sonic and visual extravaganza back... Read more »

The past three months have been rough, and they've been particularly rough for the musicians, engineers, staff, promoters and everyone involved in Scotland's... Read more »

If last year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival Opening Gala film Puzzle left something to be desired, it looks like we’re in for a treat th... Read more »

At the start of a new year, we look ahead at who’s going to be big in 2020 and a bunch of Glasgow venues are hoping to introduce you to your favourite ... Read more »

In the immortal words of the Pet Shop Boys, go west this weekend, where Glasgow Pride takes over Kelvingrove Park for two whole days of celebrations. Follow ... Read more »

For those of you keeping an eye on Kelburn Garden Party’s socials, you’ll have seen that a) 80% of tickets have already been sold and b) the full... Read more »

Fast-paced pop, imploring lyrics, delicious melodies: The Vegan Leather have been gathering speed in Scotland’s underground pop scene since 2014. This ... Read more »

No, that's not a candid photo from The Skinny's office you're looking at (although it's not far off), it is of course a promotional image for the opening sho... Read more »

There’s not been much worth laughing about of late, so we’re feeling hopeful that our funny bones are about to be well and truly tickled in the w... Read more »

As January rapidly comes to an end and February makes itself known, Scotland's music calendar is once more bulging at the seams for another busy week. Celti... Read more »

Young Fathers' music is boundary-defying and hard to place; it doesn’t sit neatly in any clearly definable box. It is genreless. And with it, they're c... Read more »

Two film festivals celebrating international cinema kick off in Scotland this week, with both celebrating an incredible number of years in existence. Africa... Read more »

The further we get into summer, the greater the absence of everything that has been cancelled becomes (can't think about it too long otherwise I will cry). S... Read more »

Gigs in Edinburgh this week Distant Voices: Not Known at This Adress @ Leith Theatre, 29 MayThe Distant Voices project led by Admiral Fallow's Louis Abbott ... Read more »

It's hard to ignore a baby's cry. Its calling can begin long before the delivery, or even conception. It may start with your own parents who, apparently bore... Read more »

In a big field of festivals in... well, big fields, Kelburn Garden Party stands out. The independent festival at Kelburn Castle on the west coast has a bit o... Read more »