Return of the 90s Britpunks, formed by the Perry brothers. More >

The Glasgow Lyric Choir, Georgian Orchestra and soloists join forces to perform Haydn's biggest and grandest mass in the year of the 200th anniversary of his death. More >

Abba tribute band. More >

Weekly showcase for local songwriters performing original material. More >

Old school shock rock at its very best with a full on horror show theatrical spectacle. Support comes form Man-Raze featuring Phil Collins (Def Leppard), Paul Cook (Sex... More >

Gothic rockers from the south west of England, touring Scotland for the first time in eleven years. More >

Acoustic guitar virtuoso and singer/songwriter presents some of his favourite bands. More >

New York drummer Hoenig is joined by fellow New Yorker Gilad Hekselmand on guitar and home-based bassist Euan Burton for an evening of manic beats. More >

Minimalist soundscapes. More >

Bootyshaking electro punk beat combo headline. More >

This talented foursome are known throughout the world as one of Scotland's finest musical treasures. More >

Stefan Solyom conducts a programme steeped in Czech tradition and folklore, with Dvorák's great Symphony No 7 and symphonic poem The Golden Spinning Wheel, which depicts... More >

Nothing sets the festive mood like a good Christmassy movie, and the BBC SSO's hugely popular annual concert presents the glitzy best of seasonal Hollywood film music.... More >

Donald Runnicles conducts a Wagnerian programme, with the composer's dreamy Siegfried Idyll, composed for his wife's birthday and one of his few non-operatic works,... More >

Richard Farnes makes his BBC SSO debut in a celebration of British music. Britten's Four Sea Interludes from the opera Peter Grimes is followed by Thea Musgrave's... More >

Ass-kicking, monolithic indie rock from Dublin and Nottingham respectively. More >

Bombastic Abba tribute act. More >

Open mic night hosted by Louis Abbot (Brother Louis Collective), Craig Grant (Union of Knives) and Kenny 'Jelly Minogue' Reid. More >

Alternative pop from London. More >

An impressive bill of local up and coming bands. More >

Scotland's Tenors showcase their latest album, Always to be Here, featuring their versions of classics such as 'Mull of Kintyre' and '500 Miles'. More >

A festival of Brazilian DJs, dancing, drinks and music on Saturday, then relax with live music, regional foods and yet more caipirinha on Sunday. More >

South London-based dance pop trio guest at Death Disco's 7th birthday bash. More >

Popular in Europe during the late 80s and early 90s, Chris Rea's exceptional career now spans 19 albums, with over 22 million album sales worldwide, and has included... More >

Cabaret group Ad Hoc and leader Walter Paul perform a lively mix of words and music — from classics to popular tunes — while you nibble on canapés, followed by a festive... More >

All-female choir Les Sirènes and RSAMD Brass with harpist Charlotte Seger perform a Christmas concert encompassing everything from the sublime to the ridiculous. More >

Clarinettist Emma Johnson joins the Glasgow Chamber Orchestra, conductor Ian McCrorie and singers from Glasgow Academy for a festive programme. More >

Cascada return to headline this enormous night of the hottest dance acts in the world, which also features N-Dubz, Darren Styles and Agnes. Over 14s only; under 16s must... More >

Rock and indie bands. More >

Clash covers band and others. More >

Punk, melodic rock, funk rock and metal respectively. More >

CANCELLED. More >

New York-based Americana artist who is also a member of Hem. More >

Rock covers. More >

New wave/ electro band based in London who have been tipped for big things by Steve Lamacq and the NME. More >

Ronnie James Dio is the Rumpelstiltskin of rock, a diminutive gnome with a penchant for old school metal with a touch of Spinal Tap faery mysticism. More >

Rhythm'n'blues veterans from the 70s, whose unhinged sound inspired the early punk acts. More >

Rap rock, altrock, "real" rock'n'roll and emo sounds respectively. More >

Punky rock'n'roll from The T-Bolts and indie rock from Social Schism. More >

The real Elvis Presley, we hear you cry . . . well, no. But there is a video projection of some of his finest live footage, plus original performers from the King's old... More >

Over-14s show. Argentine singer/songwriter covering a variety of styles. More >

Button accordionist extraordinaire Fergie and his ceilidh band for this St Andrew's Day celebration. More >

Skate punk from FSTF. More >

Classic rock. More >

Marillion tribute band play at this pre-show to the actual Marillion gig on the Ferry. More >

Over-14s show. Alternative, heartfelt songs from a distinctive, soul-folk voice with hints of Van Morrison and Richie Havens to his sound. More >

Colourful indie pop and electro ensemble. With Britpop-influenced support from ACR. More >

A treat for the Numan faithful as the pioneering electro rocker runs through the Pleasure Principle album in its entirety (and yes it is the one featuring 'Cars'). More >

Post-punk sounds. More >

As the year of Homecoming and of Robert Burns' 250th anniversary draws to a close, the choir celebrates the two with popular and seasonal music in its annual Christmas... More >

Step into the future, well the futuristic-sounding 2010, with a night of revelry, bands on the Big Stage and fireworks. Tickets on sale from 9am, 7 Nov. More >

Raw Americana influences mixed in with Cure and Bunnymen flavours from the London-based headliners. More >

Reformed Scottish rockers, who gave it some old school muscle in the early 90s. More >

The Dunedin Consort and Players and the Glasgow University Choral Society and Chapel Choir give a performance of Handel's dramatic Old Testament oratorio, conducted by... More >

Homecoming Live takeover the SECC and Clyde Auditorium for a host of performances from an array of amazing Scottish bands and artists. Hall 4 features Deacon Blue, Hue &... More >

Sexy grunge, if that's not a contradiction in terms, from HAGG, launching their single at this gig. More >

Traditional three course Irish meal and complimentary drink followed by Irish music from Foggy Dew. More >

A true Las Vegas star who has received praise from the likes of Sinatra. Expect wit and smooth vocals in equal abundance. More >

Hosted by Independence. More >

Monthly jazz session with bassist Lindsay. More >

Indian and Scottish music on guitar, cello and sax. More >

This bunch of urban-lite posers have attracted hordes of adoring followers since their X-Factor-fuelled rocket to fame — apparently, even Dame Judi's a fan: what is the... More >

Holland and his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra punt their family-friendly R&B, swing and pop standards with guest vocalists Ruby Turner and Louise Marshall. More >

Epic, post-rock-influenced sounds from JWD, launching their debut EP, with harmonic support from Haight Ashbury. More >

Live music. More >

Winter in Russia might be frigid but this selection of works certainly isn't: Shostakovich's Festival Overture, Borodin's In the Steppes of Central Asia and Polovotsian... More >

Former Gun Club, Cramps and Bad Seed guitarist and band. More >

Tribute act that seeks to recreate both the look and sound of the iconic Freddy Mercury led band. More >

Scottish trio touring their new album of contemporary folk. More >

Live music. More >

Melodic indie rock from Le Reno Amps promoting their current EP 'The Stand Off', with folk pop supports. More >

Violinist Lev Atlas presents this Russian, Hungarian, Gypsy, jazz, classical and folk fusion. More >

Chart-topping ska pop from Keith Allen's daughter, Lily, whose summery single 'Smile' elevated her to stardom and now back with new electro pop album It's Not Me, It's... More >

A mixture of standards and originals played on guitar, drums and saxophone. More >

Percussionist Heather Corbett gives a concert of solo works with a few Christmassy pieces in there too. More >

MacSorleys celebrates its re-opening after refurbishment with live music tbc. More >

Intelligent and creative indie folk from O'Boyle, a previous winner of the Danny Kyle Award at Celtic Connections. More >

Traditional Arabic music. More >

Modern jazz and funk. More >

Geordie bandana-fan and frontman of 80s stadium greats Dire Straits returns to the city of his birth for a concert of his more folk- and country-influenced solo material. More >

Strathclyde University Symphony Orchestra performs Mendelssohn's Symphony No 5 ('Reformation'), the prelude to Meyerbeer's opera Les Huguenots — an unprecedented success... More >

Glasgow-based guitarist playing folk, blues and beyond. More >

Jazz inflected klezmer and Balkan dance music. More >

Underground concrete rock from Israel's Monotonix. More >

Akimbo Productions present this jazz gig. More >

The University of Glasgow's annual service. More >

Over-14s show. Manchester-based skyscraping rockers with a sprinkling of prog influence. More >

Old school punk and garage riffola from the headlining trio. More >

Louis Abbot hosts this open mic spot. More >

Operatic scenes presented with simple staging and piano accompaniment. Always popular, so booking is recommended. More >