There are bands that tour constantly, and then theres Clutch - a group that treats every live show as a reaffirmation of why rock music still matters.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club returned to Glasgow with a show that felt less like a typical UK tour stop and more like a shared act of remembrance. Cele

Glasgows iconic local girl from Bishopbriggs, Amy McDonald, came on stage fashionably attired and stood, singing and strumming her acoustic guitar (as

Glasgows Barrowland Ballroom proved to be the perfect venue for The Last Dinner Party on their recent tour supporting their latest album, From the Pyr

Anticipation was high at the SWG3 for not just for a rock show, but for a journey back to the height of 2000s gothic pop-rock. Finnish veterans The Ra

Walking in, the disco and funk hit you like a big, shiny disco ball. The stage was lit with spectacular jazzy lighting, a nod to the feel-good, fun ni

Looking around as we entered the gig, the eclectic nature of the audience was very apparent—a sure reflection of how diverse the fusion of music was t

On entry, we were greeted with earplugs - setting expectations for an exceptionally loud gig to come. As the lights dimmed, the crowd welcomed My Bloo

Danish heavy hitters Volbeat and 90s rock icons Bush delivered a night of unforgettable riffs, soaring vocals, and arena-shaking energy at the Glasgow

Two decades on from the release of With Love and Squalor, We Are Scientists rolled into Glasgows SWG3 for the first of three special UK shows celebrat

Upon a backdrop of pseudo-social media and music videos on giant screens - like an angel - Katy Perry came flying in above the stage, hanging from wha

The crowd wore cowboy hats and caps, setting the scene for a big show, melding rock and country music for an audience encompassing the young and young