Glasgow has produced some of the biggest and best Scottish acts over the past 70 years, but we wanted to take a deep dive into the areas where they were from.
Everyone has a tale to tell, and many musicians are proud to speak about their neighbourhoods which they were raised in with some even being influence to write a song about them.
Here are 22 bands and musicians who were born and raised in different Glasgow neighbourhoods.
Everyone has a tale to tell, and many musicians are proud to speak about their neighbourhoods which they were raised in with some even being influence to write a song about them.
13. Fran Healy
Fran Healy explained that the song "All Of The Places" which featured on Travis' Everything At Once album was inspired by where he grew up in Hamiltonhill where all his family came from. | Getty Images
14. Gerry Cinnamon
Scottish singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon was raised in 'The Valley' which is a residential area of Castlemilk. | Live Nation/Gerry Cinnamon Store
15. Matt McGinn
Matt McGinn wrote a number of songs about Glasgow but Gallowgate Calypso perfectly captures the area near where he grew up. There is a plaque honouring the 'people's poet' on Ross Street in the Calton. | Facebook
16. Lena Martell
Lena Martell shot to fame in 1979 when she achieved a number one hit single in the UK with "One Day at a Time". She was born in Possilpark in May 1940 and began signing at the age of 11. Photo: Alex Brown