Glasgow has hosted some absolutely monumental and historic gigs that have changed the face of music history.
From Oasis’ breakthrough gig at King Tut’s to Frank Sinatra’s massive show at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow is an incredibly musical city.
In the spirit of Glasgows music history, we asked our readers for their favourite gigs they’ve attended in the city, and they didn’t disappoint!
Here’s our list of the top 8 Glasgow gigs of all-time, courtesy of GlasgowWorld readers!
5. David Bowie - SECC, 2003
Bowie played a few gigs in Glasgow - but our readers favourite was his show at the SECC in 2003. Bowie maintained a massive stage presence his entire working life, and rarely, if ever put on a poor show for his audience. | Contributed
6. The Beatles - Odeon Cinema, 1964
The Beatles were (and possibly still are) the biggest, most famous band of all time. So when they played at the Odeon Cinema in 1964, it was pretty big deal. They toured around Scotland for a couple days appearing on STV and other Scottish TV shows of the era. Unfortunately there’s no pictures of the gig, so here’s a picture of them dressed as Eskimos in 1964. (Photo by Daily Express/Archive Photos/Getty Images) | Getty Images
7. Pink - Various venues
Pink has played a number of concerts in Glasgow - and anyone who attended can tell you the artist puts on quite the show. Complete with singing, dancing, a full band, and even acrobatic stunts - what more could you ask for from a gig really. | Getty Images
8. Wet Wet Wet - Glasgow Green 1989
On September 10, 1989, Wet Wet Wet played Glasgow Green. It was one of two legendary open-air concerts the band played at Glasgow Green back in the 80s - having played the stage in 1987 as well. | Wet Wet Wet