Live Music In Glasgow

This underground venue on hope street is a must visit for music buffs in the area. With performances three times a week, including jazz and cabaret events, fantastic cocktails and friendly staff, it's marked itself out as one of the best places for live music in Glasgow.

Not only will you hear the sultry sounds of a live pianist, you'll get to feast on a roast dinner of sirloin of beef, salted pork bellow, garlic, thyme and lemon roasted chicken or vegetarian nut roast every Sunday at Browns Brasserie.

As if the great food and lengthy beer selection wasn't enough, Bath Street's Pie & Brew is also a haven for up and coming acts. Located below Abode this basement venue regularly hosts live music and DJs. 

With live folk and trad Irish sessions six days a week, performances come from amazing bands, singers and musicians to the glee of Jinty's loyal punters. Prepare to hear great music, have great craic and work your way to the bottom of a Guinness or two.

Head down to Bath Street where this music-mad bar and restaurant brings you a regular line up of excellent local acts. From young jazz impresarios to rocking Sunday sessions and big band party sounds, The Butterfly and The Pig are a must visit for music buffs.

With a 10th birthday just under their belts, Stereo proves that live music is always popular in Glasgow. The vegan restaurant and arts space was one of the first on the scene for live music and is still leading the way with local talent.

With plenty of New York style and swagger, this cosy piano bar is renowned for a live entertainment programme best enjoyed with a drink or two from their bespoke cocktail card. Expect to find a stylish retreat with plenty of talented pianists on hand to serenade you with jazz and blues tunes.

Don't let anyone tell you it's impossible to see some live music without spending a fortune, no sir. Putting on buzzing nights for live music acts throughout the week, Bloc+ waives the entry charge and invites you in for free, where a great night of entertainment, food and drinks lies in wait.

Worship at the altar of Oran Mor, the former church that has been transformed into one of Glasgow's most loved nightlife spots. Stop by the whisky bar, check out the fine dining restaurant and keep an eye out on the music listings for a cracking night out.

Slouch comes down with an epic case of the Wednesday Night Blues every week but don't worry, that's a good thing. Tuesday is all about that late night jazz, Thursday sees resident bands play in Slouch Unplugged and Electric Sunday sees live acoustic acts and rock 'n' roll talent take to the stage.

A legendary venue renowned throughout the country, Oasis were famously signed back in 1993 and a catalogue of greats including Radiohead, Killers and Manic Street Preachers have all taken to the stage. Check out emerging bands doing their thing on the famous King Tut's turf.

With industrial style interiors and a cracking vegan menu, The Hug and Pint isn't just a great choice for hanging out In Glasgow. The spot also has an extensive roster of live music, from well-known local bands to up-and-coming talent.

Catch some of the city's best undiscovered talent as this excellent open mic night kicks off every Tuesday with a stunning line-up of local live acts, alongside a few comics, poets and spoken word artists ready to keep you entertained.

13th Note has a slew of awards attached to their name, from vegetarian deliciousness to dog-friendly. Along with food and a welcoming atmosphere, this spot keeps up a regular roster of live music with at least three performances weekly.

Broadcast is a cool Sauchiehall Street hangout; proud owner of a banging roster of live gigs in Glasgow. From killer bands coming to town for one night only to seriously talented local music heroes, if you're looking to catch some cool and quirky live music, Broadcast is the place for it.