What’s on in Glasgow
Gigs, theatre, comedy and festivals in Scotland’s biggest city, with ratings from people who were there.
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LIZZIE & THE BANSHEES (Siouxsie & The Banshees Tribute)
Lizzie and the Banshees
Ivory Blacks · Glasgow
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Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Musical
Concert
Theatre
Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Musical
Concert
Theatre
Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Musical
Ice Hockey at the Hydro - Dundee Stars vs Fife Flyers
Dundee Stars, Fife Flyers, Ice Hockey at the Hydro
OVO Hydro · Glasgow
Theatre
Òran Mór Christmas Panto: The Wonderful Wizard of Partick Cross
Oran Mor Christmas Panto, Oran More Panto
Oran Mor · Glasgow
Musical
Other show
Ice Hockey at the Hydro - Glasgow Clan vs Belfast
Glasgow Clan, Belfast Giants, Ice Hockey at the Hydro
OVO Hydro · Glasgow
Other show
Theatre
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Frequently asked questions
What is there to do in Glasgow in the evening?
Concerts from the OVO Hydro to small clubs, opera and touring shows at the Theatre Royal, new plays at the Tron, and stand-up at The Stand. Upcoming dates are listed on this page with the audience’s ratings.
Where can I see comedy in Glasgow?
The Stand on Woodlands Road is the city’s best-known comedy club, with shows all year round. In March, the Glasgow International Comedy Festival brings hundreds of shows to venues across the city.
What is A Play, A Pie and A Pint?
It is a long-running series of short lunchtime plays at Òran Mór, in Glasgow’s West End, where the audience gets a pie and a drink with the show.