Music within 5 miles of Glasgow

John Lydon's post-Pistols outfit return, minus Keith Levine and Jah Wobble but still packing a terrific back catalogue. With support from their ska peers The Selecter.

Big pop hits from the sometime Take That star.

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

Local rock covers band.

The choir presents reflective music including Faure's Requiem.

Psych rocking over three days and two venues with Hidden Masters, Delta Mainline, Dead Rabbit, Dead Temple, His Name Is Codeine, Halfrican, Purple Heart Parade, Little Brain Attack, The Cherry Wave, The Underground Youth, The Beatroots, Big Hogg, Curiosity Shop, The Early Morning Satellites, The New Fabian Society, Lost…

If there's one thing better than a concert of music by Tchaikovsky, it's a free concert of music by Tchaikovsky. Alexander Titov conducts the Romeo and Juliet 'Overture', the Piano Concerto No 1 with soloist Boris Giltburg and the Symphony No 5.

Glasgow's oldest park plays host to attractions from around the world, extreme sports, a live music stage, street theatre, countryside activities and all manner of fun for kids.

Club event sponsored by the energy drink.

Larger than life tribute to Queen, featuring all the beloved hits.

The radio station hosts a big ol' pop party featuring JLS, Leona Lewis, McFly and Lawson

The hip hop superstar is the first name announced for the Glasgow Summer Sessions series of big outdoor gigs.

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

Step back in time with a brand new edition of the popular touring show, and hear rock'n'roll hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s.

A mix of dirty country, bluegrass and rockabilly from this Canadian quartet.

Pint-sized easy-listening jazz maestro with poppy tendencies.

Glasgow's swanky part of town continues to round together culture in its diverse festival. Previous years have seen comedy, theatre and art events cramming themselves into the area's fashionable buildings, while street performers add to the festival atmosphere.

Hosted by Matthew Malone, Declan McKay and Kyle Haughey of The Young Aviators. Free drink for every performer.

A troubadours' tour beginning at the library in GoMA and ending at Glasgow Green to watch the sunrise following a midnight ceremony of poetry and song.