Glasgow live music in July & August from DICE
We look at some of Glasgow's best gigs in the weeks ahead, including shows from The Fall and the return of Doune the Rabbit Hole festival, in our DICE ticketing round-up
Rick Redbeard
The Phantom Band frontman presents a set of solo material, following the release of his second solo album Awake Unto last month. 4 Jul, The Hug and Pint, £10
The Telescopes
The Staffordshire veterans bring their complex (and at-times bruising) sound to the Hug and Pint, blending elements of drone, noise rock and psych into one glorious whole. Read our four-star review of their 2015 LP Hidden Fields. 9 Jul, The Hug and Pint, £10
The Fall
Mark E Smith’s seminal post-punk outfit return to Glasgow, hot on the heels of their 30th studio album last year. Smith's backing band could be anything from four 20-year-olds looking nervously over their shoulders, to avant-garde dancer Michael Clark waving a chair, so definitely worth checking out. Òran Mór, 30 Jul, £25
Doune the Rabbit Hole
The festival returns to its home near Stirling with an exciting line-up of some of the best indie and DIY artists from across Scotland and beyond. Cate Le Bon and Admiral Fallow headline, while C Duncan, Richard Dawson, Rozi Plain and Emma Pollock all feature across the weekend. Cardross Estate, 19-21 Aug, day tickets from £38, weekend £88
Silver Apples
Pioneers of machine music and avant-garde electronica, Silver Apples present their experimental minimalist sounds in the intimate surroundings of the Hug and Pint. 26 Aug, £14