What's On

Saturday 31 January

• 10.30am

  Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum
  Celtic Connections

  Glasgow Songs with Celine Donoghue

  Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

  Celtic Connections Public Workshops – Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery 2026 Saturday 31st January Glasgow Songs with Celine Donoghue 1st Floor North Gallery, 10:30 – 12:00
• 11.00am

  Scottish Music Centre
  Talks

  Merchant City Trad Trail 2026

  Scottish Music Centre

  Join Glasgow Music City Tours for the Merchant City Trad Trail as they share tales of the songwriters and storytellers who have shaped the city’s vibrant folk culture.

  Event cancelled
• 1.00pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, New Auditorium
  Folk

  Steele the Show: A Celebration of the Songs of Davy Steele

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, New Auditorium

  Celebrating one of Scotland’s most soulful, powerful, and spirited singers
• 1.00pm

  Drygate Brewery
  Traditional

  Battle of the Folk Bands

  Drygate Brewery

  Five exceptional finalists will take to the stage in this thrilling competition
• 2.00pm

  Scottish Music Centre
  Talks

  Merchant City Trad Trail 2026

  Scottish Music Centre

  Join Glasgow Music City Tours for the Merchant City Trad Trail as they share tales of the songwriters and storytellers who have shaped the city’s vibrant folk culture.
• 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
  World

  Samson Sounds XL featuring Aziza Jaye & MC Bryte: Atlantic Vibrations with GABO

  Òran Mór

  Weaving rhythms from across the globe into a vibrant fusion of sound
• 7.30pm

  City Halls - Recital Room
  Americana

  Over The Moon and Paper Sparrows

  City Halls - Recital Room

  Authentic cowboy swing and roots music from Canada’s Rocky Mountains.
• 7.30pm

  Saint Luke's
  Fusion

  Ciaran Ryan with Pumpegris

  Saint Luke's

  Norwegian folk-fusion and ferocious Scottish banjo music collide.
• 7.30pm

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, New Auditorium
  Traditional

  Rachel Walker & Marcas Mac an Tuairneir: Depositions and Calum Stewart, Luc McNally & Sophie Stephenson

  Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, New Auditorium

  A stunning new suite of songs inspired by the poetry of Anton Floyd