Glasgow
Scotland’s largest city Glasgow is second to none in the country when it comes to entertainment. From its history as Scotland's largest seaport, Glasgow is now the cultural hub of Scotland, serving as home to fantastic art galleries, theatres and live music venues.
Monday 18 November 2019
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The Mountain Goats
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Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
St Lukes & The Winged Ox, Glasgow
19:00
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The Hooten Hallers
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Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
Jazz
Country & Folk
Blue Arrow Club, Glasgow
19:30
Club
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Aly Bain / Ale Möller / Bruce Molsky
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Country & Folk
World Music
Cottiers Theatre, Glasgow
19:30
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Let There Be Rock An Orchestral Tribute to AC DC
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King's Theatre, Glasgow
19:00
Tuesday 19 November 2019
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Pumarosa
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Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
St Lukes & The Winged Ox, Glasgow
19:00
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Magpie Blue
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Rock, Indie & Alternative
Hard Rock & Metal
The Hug And Pint, Glasgow
19:30
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Dr Hook Glasgow
Chart & Pop Music
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Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
19:00
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The Horsenecks and Vera Van Heeringen
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Jazz
Country & Folk
The Old Hairdressers, Glasgow
20:00
Comedy
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Wednesday 20 November 2019
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Scotland’s largest city Glasgow is second to none in the country when it comes to entertainment. From its history as Scotland's largest seaport, Glasgow is now the cultural hub of Scotland, serving as home to fantastic art galleries, theatres and live music venues. Glasgow's position as Scotland's main powerhouse means that it is blessed with hosting many of Scotland's national arts organisations, including Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet whose performance home can be found at the city's Theatre Royal. Just a few of its museums and galleries include the Gallery of Modern Art, the Hunterian Museum and the famous Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum. While Glasgow's intellectual standing in Scotland remains, the city also offers more visceral pleasures for thrill-seekers - visitors can catch one of the country's two biggest football teams, Celtic and Rangers, or partake in the city's world famous live music scene. Some of the world's finest musicians have passed through Glasgow, whether in the intimate surroundings of King Tut's Wah Wah Hut or the ultra-modern SSE Hydro Arena.