~ CONCERT VENUES ~

Top Entertainment Venues include:

This hugely popular entertainment venue has it all, incredible music, tasty food, and all under one roof. What really sells it, is its exceptional atmosphere at any time of the day or night.

A familiar sight on the Glaswegian skyline, the Ovo Hydro is the stomping ground of A-List acts from around the world who can entertain to more than 14,000 in one venue. It’s an atmosphere to experience like you can’t imagine.

In its 7th year, Summer Nights at the Bandstand is back in Kelvingrove Park to entertain and delight in the surroundings of Kelvingrove Park. Book now to see favourite acts including Primal Scream, KT Tunstall and Edwyn Collins. Date nights are back on the agenda!

As shown on their website, the message is that SWG3 is a place for “Dancing, Watching, Performing, creating and drinking “With so many gigs already sold out for 2022, do spend time browsing their website to make sure you get tickets for the gig you want.

Room 2
Hat’s off to the staff and management of Room 2 who opened back in 2019 just as the live music scene came to a halt. This year it is predicted that Room 2 will have an impressive programme of events to display over at 69 Mandela Place, Glasgow.

La Cheetah Club
Queen Street, Glasgow is where you’ll find La Cheetah Club, one of the city’s most sought after clubs. An intimate venue with broad appeal, it remains hot property for those serious about the visiting the best of the Glasgow club scene venues.

King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut
Everyone and anyone at the forefront of Scotland’s live music scene will have performed at some stage in their career at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut. Established in 1990, some of the industry’s biggest names to have performed there include Pulp, Snow Patrol, Florence and the machine, the list goes on. You’ll find the club located at 272A St. Vincent Street.

Stereo
Located in a Charles Rennie Mackintosh building, the surrounds are calm, beautiful by day, and at night live performances and gigs entertain until the wee hours. Open daily from noon until 7pm, note that the kitchen closes at 9pm

The 13th Note
During the day, everyone is welcome but after 8pm all gigs have a strictly over 18 policies. An independent bar and restaurant venue in Merchant city, the restaurant itself only serves vegan food as is among Glasgow’s top 100 restaurants.

Broadcast
A true late-night venue, Broadcast is open every night until 3am. Gigs generally run from 19.00 to 22.15, and then the clubs take over and run from 23.00 to 03.00hrs.

Platform
A venue with a difference Platform has eating, drinking, and socialising disguised as a huge indoor street food restaurant and bar with sustainability at the heart of what they do. You’ll find them at 253 Argyle Street, Glasgow

The Garage
In a fast-paced world, the Garage doesn’t want to be left behind and this exciting venue is open 7 days a week, 365 days of the year. Everyone knows “The Garage” for its wide range of music that spans hip hop, Indie, RnB, chart, and dance. Spread over 4 different levels the club hosts a mighty 200 gigs a year.

Mono
Mono’s motto is ‘Eat, drink and be entertained” all under one roof. The venue has a steady stream of events going on including workshops, poetry readings, live music performances and exciting exhibitions. All food served is vegan and made on site by an exceptionally talented kitchen team

The Old Hairdresser’s
Jam packed with events lined for the next few months, The Old Hairdressers located on Renfield Lane supports a wide variety of artists and admission to most events are either free or low cost. If supporting emerging talent appeals to you, so will this venue.

Nice N Sleazy
Sauchiehall Street just wouldn’t be the same without Nice N Sleazy. Famous for so many things including live music, great cocktails and friendly patrons, it’s a great spot to go to party the night away.