Live

PINS made a Good Friday great by bringing their captivating live show to a sold-out Broadcast.

Exhilarating, epic and exceptional – Desperate Journalist enthral with a grown up, but still fierce, performance at Glasgow’s Nice N Sleazy.

Half way through their short tour of Scotland, Be Charlotte enthral a packed Attic with a set of stunningly artistic and irresistibly catchy anthems.

Ladyhawke gives Glasgow a huge dose of her addictive electro-pop and leaves it hooked on her hooks.

After releasing a seemingly impossibly perfect second album, Honeyblood complete 2016 with a triumphant homecoming show.

The Van T’s show that they’re a hard act to follow with a scintillating support slot at Stereo.

Justin Currie, with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, performed tracks from his solo albums and the Del Amitri back catalogue to a reverent congregation of fans and festival goers.

Larkin Poe proved they are hot property as they rocked a sweat-soaked Stereo.

After impressing audiences throughout Europe supporting Courtney Barnett, Big Scary brought their funky indie pop to The Lexington on the last of two debut headline shows in London.

With her award-winning album Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit appearing in most album of the year lists (including ours), Courtney Barnett’s appearance before a sold …