What's On

Tuesday 20 January

• 1.00pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, The Green Room
  Talks

  Brew and a Blether: Hannah Rarity & Laura Jane Wilkie

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, The Green Room

  A cosy chat about music and creativity with a cup of tea & a wee treat
• 2.00pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Strathclyde Suite
  Traditional

  Dementia Friendly Concert: Mairi McGillivray and Katie Allen

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Strathclyde Suite

  Dementia Friendly Concert featuring songs in Gaelic, Scots and other traditional styles.
• 5.00pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Exhibition Hall
  New Talent

  Danny Kyle Open Stage 2026

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Exhibition Hall

  Discover tomorrow's folk and roots stars: a legendary launchpad for new talent
• 7.30pm

  Òran Mór
  Indie

  Lawyers, Guns & Money: The Music of Warren Zevon

  Òran Mór

  Scotland’s most in-demand musicians join forces to pay tribute to an American cult hero.
• 7.30pm

  Tron Theatre
  Gaelic

  An Treas Suaile: Julie Fowlis & Duncan Chisholm

  Tron Theatre

  A profoundly moving work that tells the story of survival, community and faith
• 7.30pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
  Under 26

  Buena Vista All Stars and Triptic

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

  An essential, once-in-a-lifetime evening of explosive, joyful music
• 7.30pm

  City Halls
  World

  BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra: Górecki's 'Symphony of Sorrows' and Alice Zawadzki

  City Halls

  A profound and deeply moving journey into the heart of human grief and consolation
• 7.30pm

  Drygate Brewery
  Jazz & Soul

  James Michael Rodgers with Kim Oehme and BEE~EATER

  Drygate Brewery

  Raw, reflective songwriting meets mercurial arrangements
• 7.30pm

  The Mackintosh Church
  Traditional

  Gary Innes & Ewen Henderson and Sinéad Willox

  The Mackintosh Church

  A celebration of music with these leading figures in the Scottish trad scene
• 7.30pm

  City Halls - Recital Room
  Folk

  Ballads and Songs: Sam Carter sings Nic Jones

  City Halls - Recital Room

  A loving tribute to a towering figure in English folk music.