Concerts & Events This Weekend in Glasgow
6 November – 8 November · Find concerts, games and shows. Choose an event to explore available tickets.
Concerts & Events This Weekend in Glasgow
A Play, A Pie and A Pint: Zamboni
Oran Mor
Fri 6 Nov · 13:00Check ticket prices
Find ticketsNoah Kahan: the Great Divide Tour
OVO Hydro
Fri 6 Nov · 18:30Check ticket prices
Find ticketsRiviera w/Shane Simmons, Owen Hilditch & The Lifts
The Poetry Club SWG3
Fri 6 Nov · 18:30Check ticket prices
Find ticketsVenue Premium - Noah Kahan: The Great Divide Tour
OVO Hydro
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Find ticketsFuture Palace
SLAY
Fri 6 Nov · 18:30Check ticket prices
Find ticketsIan Prowse - No Names Tour
Oran Mor
Fri 6 Nov · 19:00Check ticket prices
Find ticketsCrush Mouse
Audio
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Find tickets432 Presents: Gentleman's Dub Club
Saint Luke's
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Find ticketsAlabama 3
King Tuts Wah Wah Hut
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Find ticketsA Play, A Pie and A Pint: Zamboni
Oran Mor
Sat 7 Nov · 13:00Check ticket prices
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Things to do in Glasgow this weekend
A standard Glasgow weekend has more live-music options than most visitors can fit into three nights. From Friday tea-time the city splits across four corridors.
Down at the SEC Campus in Finnieston, the OVO Hydro and the SEC Armadillo run their headline arena and theatre dates, with the surrounding Finnieston food strip on Argyle Street booked solid from six. East at the Barrowlands on the Gallowgate, the 1,900-cap ballroom commonly sells out the Friday and Saturday slots months in advance, and the Saracen Head pub next door and the Calton bar rotation pull the pre- and post-gig crowd.
In the West End, King Tut's on St Vincent Street and the cluster of rooms in Kelvinbridge and Hillhead — Oran Mor in the converted church on Byres Road, Cottiers up by Kelvinside, the Hug and Pint, Stereo, Nice N Sleazy — run indie, folk and singer-songwriter bills back to back. Through the City Centre, the Royal Concert Hall on Buchanan Street hosts the Royal Scottish National Orchestra on Saturday evenings during the season, the Theatre Royal on Hope Street runs Scottish Opera and touring drama, and the King's Theatre on Bath Street covers musicals and pantomime.
Add a Celtic home game at Parkhead or a Rangers fixture at Ibrox and the East End or South Side absorbs an extra 50,000 people on a Saturday afternoon. Sundays soften — matinees, brunch jazz at Sloans in the Merchant City, traditional-music sessions in the West End — but Friday and Saturday in Glasgow are as loud as any weekend in the UK.
What's on by month
November
Christmas at the Botanics in the Glasgow Botanic Gardens opens in late November with the illuminated trail through the West End grounds and runs into early January — the city's signature outdoor winter event. The Glasgow Christmas Market opens on St Enoch Square and George Square. The King's Theatre opens its annual pantomime run. The OVO Hydro continues its autumn touring slate.
December
December is the holiday-show stretch. The King's Theatre pantomime runs its full month-long engagement. The Royal Concert Hall hosts the Royal Scottish National Orchestra's Christmas programme. Christmas at the Botanics, the Glasgow Christmas Market and the Style Mile illuminations fill the city. Hogmanay on 31 December brings the official party programme to George Square plus the Old Fruitmarket and the West End's bar rotation, with first-footing and the bells at midnight.


