Live Music In Glasgow

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After pubs showing live music in Glasgow? The Lauder's is a top-notch boozer on Sauchiehall Street that's fronting a lineup of tip-top artists to keep you entertained, alongside delving out a variety of food or drinks. Whether it's date night or mate's night, this place is sure to deliver.

If you're on the hunt for a spot of jazz or a helping of funk soul in Glasgow then hit up Bar 91 for its array of live music acts that are free to enjoy. Having stood tall for over twenty years, this cosy haunt is a favourite with locals and visitors alike. It boasts wonderful gin-based concoctions, whisky tastings and a scrumptious menu of Scottish fare, plus 2-4-1 pizzas on Wednesdays. 

Taking place at The Classic Grand on Jamaica Street, the Ska-Beat Fest is a fantastic musical event created by Majestic International. The Slackers will be headlining, with other acts including Brigantes, Esperanza and The Three 'N' Eights, promising a day full of great tunes. Plus, tickets start from just £22.50 per person. 

Every Monday, The Social puts on quite the live music show in Glasgow's Merchant City. Get ready for a great start to the week, as Gregor Coleman hits the stage to bring you his ear-pleasing acoustic set, which you can listen to with cocktails to hand.

Make your way over to Waxy O'Connor's Church bar to revel in a whole range of live music in Glasgow's city centre. Not only will you be able to catch everything from cracking cover groups to traditional bands and beyond, but also sip some of the freshest Guinness in town.

This March, head to Drygate Bar and Kitchen in the East End of Glasgow for their Ultimate Country Music Fan Experience. There'll be a live performance from country singer Ashley-Ann Walker, performing both classic and current country songs followed by a vibrant DJ set.

You can also have a go on the bucking bronco, as well as taking part in line dancing lessons. Tickets cost just £5 each, so head down for an evening of country fun and freshly brewed beers.

Live music is a high priority over at O'Neill's Merchant Square. There's a whole range of acts that are sure to keep you entertained, whether it's rock, pop, soul or disco. Hit the dancefloor and boogie the evening away with great tunes and fabulous drinks to boot.

If you're in search of live music in Glasgow this weekend, Broadcast is a cool Sauchiehall Street hangout that showcases a whole host of unique acts. From killer bands coming to town for one night only to seriously talented local heroes, it's sure to impress.

Don't let anyone tell you it's impossible to see a show without spending a fortune, no sir. If you're looking for free live music in Glasgow, Bloc+ waives the entry charge, where a great night of exciting entertainment, fabulous food and delicious drinks awaits.

Head down to Bath Street where this music-mad bar and restaurant brings you a regular lineup of excellent local acts. From open mic Tuesdays and young jazz impresarios on Wednesdays to big band party sounds come the weekend, The Butterfly and The Pig is a must-visit for audiophiles.

Open until 3am every night of the week, plus boasting an epic lineup of rock, indie and more, Slouch is up there as one of the best live music bars in Glasgow's city centre. And while you enjoy the show? Sip sloshing pints and cracking cocktails.

A vegan restaurant and arts space, Stereo also moonlights as a music venue, leading the way with its epic lineups. Not only can you see famed global favourites, but also up-and-coming local talent, from indie and Japanese rock to world and Scottish traditional.

Looking for live music in Glasgow tonight? Fronting sessions seven days a week from 9pm, Jinty McGuinty's puts on a wide range of cool bands, singers and songwriters. Plus, you can also listen to fun, traditional Irish tunes on Sunday afternoons.

Boasting plenty of cool New York style, this cosy piano bar is famed for its entertainment programme best enjoyed with a drink from the bespoke cocktail list. It's a stylish retreat hosting plenty of talented musicians on hand to serenade you with jazz and blues.

A legendary venue renowned throughout the country, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut is always ahead of the curve when it comes to showing the greats. It's been graced by the likes of Radiohead and The Killers as they first emerged on the scene, so who knows, you might even catch the next big thing...

With industrial-style interiors and a cracking vegan menu, The Hug and Pint isn't just a great choice for drinking with your pals - it's also one of the best places to see live music in Glasgow's West End. The spot also has an extensive roster of artists, from well-known local bands to up-and-coming talent.