King Tuts Summer Nights returns for its 10th edition, with seven weeks of shows at the St Vincent Street venue starting on Thursday, July 18 and running until Saturday, August 31. More than 100 up and coming acts will take to the stage which helped launch the careers of countless acts - including Oasis. Previous editions have seen Josef and Katie Gregson-Macleod as on the bill up and coming artists. Tickets are priced at £11 per show plus fees, or you can purchase a Golden Ticket, priced at £50. placeholder image
King Tuts Summer Nights returns for its 10th edition, with seven weeks of shows at the St Vincent Street venue starting on Thursday, July 18 and running until Saturday, August 31. More than 100 up and coming acts will take to the stage which helped launch the careers of countless acts - including Oasis. Previous editions have seen Josef and Katie Gregson-Macleod as on the bill up and coming artists. Tickets are priced at £11 per show plus fees, or you can purchase a Golden Ticket, priced at £50. | Shutterstock

Festivals of Glasgow: 10 festivals in and around Glasgow to complete your summer of music

Callum McCormack
By Callum McCormack

News Features Writer

Published 16th Jul 2024, 17:13 GMT
Updated 17th Jul 2024, 09:15 GMT

Glasgow’s biggest festival might well be over but there’s still a summer of festivals ahead.

With TRNSMT taking centre stage last weekend, it’s now time to look forward to what music festivals are still to come in and around Glasgow this summer.

From artist-curated festivals to showcases of up and coming bands, there’s still a lot to look forward to this summer.

Venues around Glasgow will host performances from more than 150 bands and musicians across July and August - including shows at Kelvingrove Bandstand, King Tut’s and SWG3.

Pitch is Scotland’s international conference of hip hop & underground culture. Taking place in the Drygate Brewery in the East End of Glasgow, the event runs on Thursday, August 22 and Friday, August 23. The 2024 edition will showcase speakers and artists from across the globe - previous contributors include Darren McGarvey. Tickets start at £11, plus fees for Showcase tickets and £15 for Showcase and Conference access.

9. Pitch Scotland

Pitch is Scotland’s international conference of hip hop & underground culture. Taking place in the Drygate Brewery in the East End of Glasgow, the event runs on Thursday, August 22 and Friday, August 23. The 2024 edition will showcase speakers and artists from across the globe - previous contributors include Darren McGarvey. Tickets start at £11, plus fees for Showcase tickets and £15 for Showcase and Conference access. | Google Maps Photo: Google Maps

Following the cancellation of May’s Riverside Festival, organisers have now announced a stripped back version to be held on Saturday, August 31. The event takes place annually on the grounds of the Riverside Museum and will showcase the best of electronic music - including Skin On Skin, Kettama, La La, Hayley Zalassi & Dija. Tickets are £45, plus fees.

10. Riverside Festival

Following the cancellation of May’s Riverside Festival, organisers have now announced a stripped back version to be held on Saturday, August 31. The event takes place annually on the grounds of the Riverside Museum and will showcase the best of electronic music - including Skin On Skin, Kettama, La La, Hayley Zalassi & Dija. Tickets are £45, plus fees. | Ryan Buchanan Photo: Ryan Buchanan

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