What's On Scotland 2-9 Feb: EHFM presents Macca & more

If you're on the hunt for a proper good night out, head to Sneaky Pete's this Saturday 3 February for an extra special set put on by community radio station EHFM. Headlining is radio sensation and host of NTS' One Glove Breakfast Show, Macca, whose playful curation of leftfield disco, jazz, and soul is precisely what is needed for these grey, stormy days.

Support on the night comes from EHFM resident and DJ Ot Pascoe and EHFM head honcho Saint Sunday, who bring even more eclectic pop, disco and world music cuts into a gorgeous celebration of indie radio and dance music. And if all this sounds super up your street, EHFM are currently taking applications for new shows by women and people of marginalised genders, for a one-off live slot on their radio station this International Women's Day.

Cinemasters: Terrence Malick
Glasgow Film Theatre, Glasgow. 4-26 Feb
With the upcoming rerelease of Terrence Malick’s 1978 masterpiece Days of Heaven, Glasgow Film Theatre are devoting February’s Cinemasters season to the American auteur's bruised, sun-dappled, and elegiac back catalogue, from Badlands to Tree of Life.

Billy Woods
Summerhall, Edinburgh. 6 Feb, 7pm
New York-based rapper heads to Edinburgh on the next stop of his new album tour. Said album – Maps, created in collaboration with Kenny Segal – made it to number five on The Skinny's Best Albums of 2023, and it is as vulnerable, witty and complex as they come.

Acolyte
Broadcast, Glasgow. 4 Feb, 7pm
Beat poetry meets electronica in this sort-of-supergroup made up of some of Edinburgh's most dazzling grassroots acts: Gloria Black from Maranta, Ruairidh Morrison from Wolfnote and Daniel Hill on percussion, accompanied by award-winning poet Iona Lee.

Janine Harouni: Man'oushe
The Stand Glasgow, Glasgow. 7 Feb, 8:30pm
Last time Janine Harouni was in Edinburgh, she was eight months pregnant and performing in the Fringe. Now she brings back her show with months-old baby in tow – a hilarious examination of family, identity, and what happens when you trace back your roots.

ADVERTISEMENT | Tortoise in a Nutshell: Ragnarok
Various venues, Scotland. 3 Feb-28 Mar
Ragnarok, the much anticipated new production from multi-award winning theatre company Tortoise in a Nutshell and Figurteatret i Nordland, in association with Macrobert Arts Centre, comes to audiences across Scotland in February and March 2024. A World Premiere, on Saturday 3 February at Stirling’s Macrobert Arts Centre, will be followed by an Edinburgh Premiere as part of the 17th edition of Manipulate Festival on the 10th and 11th of February, before Ragnarok embarks on a nationwide tour. For further information, visit their website.

↪ The Printmaker's Art | Rembrandt to Rego
National Gallery, Edinburgh. Until 25 Feb
There's only a few weeks left to see this wide-ranging exhibition bringing together big name artists from across the centuries to examine how the art of printmaking has shifted and adapted. Find the likes of Goya, Picasso, and Ciara Philips on the slate.

→ Public House presents: Exiled Records
Kings, Dundee. 2 Feb, 11pm
Head to Kings for this line up from Dundee-based record label Exiled Records, with headlining slots from Ben Rothes and Stalker and support from local residents. Expect industrial synth vibes, electronica, and disco.

→ Fleetmac Wood
SWG3, Glasgow. 2 Feb, 11pm
American remix DJs Roxanne Roll and Alex Oxley have made a name for themselves, and a fitting one at that, celebrating the extensive back catalogue of Fleetwood Mac. Far from a tribute band, their remixes cleverly rework classic rock into irresistible electronic beats.