This year's longlist for the Scottish Album Of The Year Award (SAY) was announced

This year's longlist for the Scottish Album Of The Year Award (SAY) was announced

Mogwai follow in the footsteps of Wet Wet Wet and Chvrches by having their name emblazoned on the front of a football top.

Johnny 'Pictish Trail' Lynch is now a Guinness World Record holder

Siobhan Wilson is to present the world premiere of FLOWERCORE, a piece of immersive and intimate gig theatre, at thes Edinburgh Fringe.

AI is on the rise – and now, not content with taking our jobs, it’s now after our music.

Some great shows have taken place over the years in this venue, which commenced operations as The Flying Duck in 2007

The Gathering Festival came around once again, and thousands of music lovers braved the rain for their favourite artists.

Nathan Evans and The Saint PHNX Band were just what the city of Inverness needed to kick-start the summer music festivals.

This track came across my desk unexpectedly but I think it may have started something.

The release of this track signals the appearance of a new album by London combo Firestations later this year

This gig was long anticipated, having been postponed from a few months ago - the first Keeley headline show in Glasgow for around three years (according to Ms Moss, who obviously should know

Boards Of Canada remain a wonderful enigma. 'Inferno' is their fifth album, but it's their first since 2013's 'Tomorrow's Harvest'. Parallels could be drawn with another excellent but different Scottish act - The Blue Nile - whose time between album releases sees so much happen in the world (both musical and beyond) yet on re-emerging, everyone rightly stands to attention. The duo rarely give interviews - in fact, it was only around the time of 2005's 'The Campfire Headphase' that Mike Sandison and Marcus Eoin revealed they were actually brothers. Whilst people claiming that they'd just like the music to speak for itself it's nothing, it's clear these pair of siblings might actually mean it, maaan - without actually saying it.

Released as a six-track cassette back in April on Vancouver's Lost Sound Tapes, 'Third Window' is by Gemma and Andrew of Glasgow band Dancer

For this Glasgow headliner two fairly local support acts had been booked by the promoter 432

This month it's Craig, Stuart, Gus, and Glenn discussing this year's TRNSMT line up

Open Mike Eagle's Glasgow appearance felt perfectly matched to its surroundings.

The last time I saw Hamish Hawk was a mid-afternoon set at TRNSMT, one heavy on theatrics with full band arrangements bursting at the seams.

Boards of Canada has condemned the use of new track 'Deep Time', which they, say was used without permission in a social media video shared by the White House.

The Glasgow music scene is vibrant and dynamic, drawing in music lovers from every corner of the city and beyond.Known for its lively local music events Glasgow, it showcases an eclectic mix of genres, ranging from indie rock to electronic beats.

The recent Black Label Society concert was an electrifying experience that showcased the raw power and artistry of this legendary band.From the moment frontman Zakk Wylde took the stage, fans were treated to a captivating display of musical prowess that left no doubt about their elite status among UK metal bands.

Pete Doherty is set to headline the Recovery Connects alcohol-free music festival

“There’s always been a dance element to their music”.

Black Label Society were a band that always existed in my periphery.

A spot of warm weather and people tend to stay out in the park, so it looked pretty sparse as this gig started...

China Crisis are on tour, showcasing their 1994 album, ‘Warped by Success’.

This gig cost £6 - incredibly good value for money to see three bands with some serious talent

Support act Frankie Morrow was completely unknown

The Doublet upstairs is a great venue, small and intimate for acoustic gigs but with a remarkably good (and loud!) sound system for louder gigs

A thing of dark beauty, this new track from Glasgow-based Sulka (aka Lukas Clasen) combines low-key gentleness with some spiky guitar noise

40 years is a long time in showbiz, but Pixies are mere striplings when you compare them to tonight's venue

This free of charge afternoon gig was billed as Adam solo but in fact he brought "Piano" Pete, bass player Cammy, and Gillian Fleetwood on backing vocals

The fourth album from the lowercase Glaswegian band continues in a fine vein of twee, bookish indie-pop

Looks like the first release from this Fens-based duo, who combine doomy synth sounds with off-kilter percussion and a slightly cut-glass female vocal.

There’s always been something restless about Kiefer Sutherland. Since his breakout in Stand by Me, he has carried the reputation of a Hollywood bad boy,

Last July, The Royston Club supported Kasabian in the Edinburgh Corn Exchange. Less than a year later, they’re headlining it

Ooft! After a mere two year break, Arab Strap are back with a new track, released on a random Tuesday with (looks like) no advance warning

On a day of spectacular gig-clash proportions (at least five or six decent events of interest across Glasgow), the rarified climes of Hyndland was the location for LNFG10

Summer is almost here and it comes with a perfect new soundtrack.

Bill Wells has had a broad reach in contemporary Scottish music, from pure jazz (Bill Wells Trio) to incredible collaborations

This appears to be a brand new project, a collaboration between Kim Grant (aka Raveloe) and former Frightened Rabbit man Simon Liddell

Considering it’s his own festival, Peter Gabriel hasn’t played WOMAD all that often.

There’s something deeply satisfying about discovering a band that feel simultaneously brand new and strangely familiar.

Surrounded by old Glaswegian architecture, the Pavilion is always such a fascinating environment, connecting audience members directly to history.

With a knack for mixing psychedelic pop with elements of rock, Luna Li has served up an impressive first single for a new project.

The bands I loved when I was on the cusp of my teens are the biggest rockstars in my eyes.

This double header was a lot of fun and started with BM's second episode of "gig tourism" of the year, seeing The Sad in a London venue.

After nearly 40 years, The Charlatans remain a band at the top of their game.

The third album by New York-based Griffin rolls into town and is certainly a pert affair. Stripped back, lots of space and spikey percussion is the name of the game here. And, it must be said, coupled with the sometimes rather introspective vocals, it's pretty successful. Occasionally, to dizzying effect. Reverb ahoy sees to the latter. It is, however, not without its flaws. What perhaps holds 'Begriffen' back a tad is that its sound could just possibly be labelled a little dated. Chonky beats, and either vocoder or serious autotune abuse on the vocals was certainly all the rage some time years ago.

Kai Reesu bring their psychedelic brand of soulful jazz for the opening set tonight.