Before 3am, Music

Mutant disco, post punk, new wave and 2Tone night hosted by Chris FAST (FASTpunkclub) and Big Gus (the Go-Go).

Enigmatic, left-field pop from the man rarely known as Justin Currie's cousin.

Live music, extravagant costumes and expert choreography enhance this performance of songs from the musicals by an experienced cast of West End singers.

As part of Falkirk FC's 'Rock the Stadium' weekend comes this throwback concert featuring a massive line-up of 80s groups. The night includes Altered Images, the Real Thing, Curiosity Killed The Cat, Five Star, Paul Young, Midge Ure, T’Pau, and Toyah.

Forget the many Jersey Boys tribute shows and revel in the real falsetto as Frankie Valli returns to Scotland for the first time in over 30 years to perform classic hits from 'Walk Like a Man' to 'Beggin''.

It's been speculated that Indian music and Celtic music long ago cross-fertilised each other, via the trade routes of the eastern Atlantic; sounds plausible, as reels and ragas can sound eerily and otherwise inexplicably similar. As if to underline the point, Red Note undertakes a tour of the Western isles with some…

The American four-piece, formed in 1988 by Kim Deal of Pixies and Tanya Donelly of Throwing Muses, play alternative rock songs to celebrate the 20th anniversary since the release of the album Last Splash.

Big pop hits from the sometime Take That star.

Master guitarist/producer/songwriter Nile Rodgers has brought the funk to collaborators as diverse as Sister Sledge and Daft Punk. Tonight’s show is a special collaboration between Rodgers and Belgian artist Jean Pierre Muller for 'Indigo Night', a music and art project that brings to life the musical and cultural history…

Traditional song, poetry and storytelling competitions, plus an evening ceilidh.

Rock and Americana from the veteran Canadian singer-songwriter often described as the Godfather of Grunge.

Monthly evening featuring live performance art, theatre, comedy, music, burlesque and spoken word.

Headliners the Twilight Sad are joined by Fatherson, Meursault, BMX Bandits, Washingtom Irving, Conquering Animal Sound and others, playing across three stages.

Ceilidh dancing, furious fiddlers and callers to lead you through the steps.

Exhibition, organised by the Victoria & Albert Museum, of personal effects, music, film, costume, awards and photographs from the career of the Aberdonian musical superstar.

Welsh choir sing a selection of hymns and arias. Known throughout Britain, the audience can expect classic and contemporary melody and harmony.