What's On

Saturday 31 January

• 7.30pm

  City Halls
  Traditional

  Muireann Nic Amhlaoibh with Kim Carnie

  City Halls

  Two multi-award-winning singers, one unmissable evening of song.
• 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
• 7.30pm

  Tron Theatre
  Traditional

  Karen Marshalsay - Eadarainn a' Chruit: Between Us the Harp

  Tron Theatre

  Connecting the Scots, Scottish Gaelic and Irish traditions
• 7.30pm

  The Mackintosh Church
  Traditional

  Tony McManus & Julia Toaspern and Danny Bradley

  The Mackintosh Church

  Acoustic virtuosity, blending Celtic soul, classical precision, and global imagination.
• 7.30pm

  The Barrowland Ballroom
  Traditional

  Dàimh Big Band and Jiggy

  The Barrowland Ballroom

  A thrilling, unmissable night of pure Gaelic heart and Big Band power.
• 7.30pm

  Cottiers Theatre
  Americana

  J.P. Cormier and Jaywalkers

  Cottiers Theatre

  A special evening with the legendary Canadian singer-songwriter
• 7.30pm

  Tramway
  Indie

  Letters to the Future

  Tramway

  A dynamic fusion of music and ideas through original songs and spoken letters
• 7.30pm

  Drygate Brewery
  Americana

  Darrell Scott and Hannah White

  Drygate Brewery

  A master craftsman whose songs blend poetic literature with rugged Americana.
• 7.30pm

  Pavilion Theatre
  Jazz & Soul

  Béla Fleck, Edmar Castañeda & Antonio Sánchez Trio and Dallahan

  Pavilion Theatre

  Genre-defying jazz fusion and cross-cultural rhythmic mastery
• 7.30pm

  SWG3
  World

  Seckou Keita & the Homeland Band

  SWG3

  Innovative composer and virtuoso player of the kora celebrates 30 years of making music.