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Acoustic Night
Date Location
Hosted by Callum Ray.
Sundays 8.30 The Butterfly & the Pig, Glasgow
Ane Brun, Tobias Froberg, Will Hoge and The Moth & the Mirror
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Norwegian singer/guitarist headlines, with support from one man Swedish indie factory Froberg.
18 May 8.30 King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
Ben Ottewell
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Gomez lead singer and guitarist takes to the road for a solo show.
18 May 7.00 Gilmorehill G12, Glasgow
Beth Wilmshurst and Claire Wood
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Leeds-born, Fife-raised singer/songstress who has supported the likes of Willy Mason and piano-driven songwriter play Rab Ha's Hoo Ha.
18 May 8.30 Rab Ha's, Glasgow
Buddy Holly and the Cricketers
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Tribute to the late, great Texan rock'n'roll pioneer. One for all the family.
18 May 7.30 Aberdeen Arts Centre, Aberdeen
Children's Classic Concerts: Music Goes Wild
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Christopher Bell presents more music to tempt young ears, conducting the Orchestra of Scottish Opera and the NYCOS Choirs of Falkirk and Stirling through an animal-inspired programme that includes Saint-Saëns' 'Carnival of the Animals'.
18 May 3.00 Perth Concert Hall, Perth
Crime in Stereo and Search Party
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New York hardcore band headline.
18 May 8.00 Ivory Blacks, Glasgow
Culross Music and Arts Festival: Sunday Afternoon Concerts
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A series of Sunday afternoon concerts, including jazz and brass performances.
Sundays 2.00–4.00 Abbey House, Culross
Dead Sea Souls, The Fusiliers, The Scarlet and Postcards From Home
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Indie.
18 May 8.00 Box, Glasgow
Emily Scott, Blue Flint, Sharon King, Kim Edgar and Who's Your Mama Now
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Some of the best acoustic folk the capital has to offer. 'Part of Ladyfest Edinburgh'.
18 May 1.00–5.00 Elvis Shakespeare, Edinburgh
Fiddle Rendezvous
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Bruce Molsky, Mary Ann Kennedy, Gerry O'Connor, Gilles le Bigot and Mike & Ali Vass showcase American, Irish & Scottish fiddle music on their Tune Up tour.
18 May 7.30 Music Hall, Aberdeen
Frances Black
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An evening of contemporary and traditional music from the successful Irish songstress, whose debut album spent two months at the top of the Irish charts and has been voted Ireland's Best Female Artist at the Irish Record Industry Awards.
18 May 8.00 The Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow
Haftor Medboe and Renee Stephanie
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Jazz guitarist Medboe is joined by Stephanie.
18 May 7.00–9.00 Café Grande, Edinburgh
Hobo
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'Sonic adventures, from Transylvania to The Great Wall of China' as Hobo returns. Live guests include The Tom Fun Orchestra (11 May) and still tbc (18 May).
18 May 10.00–3.00am The Bongo Club, Edinburgh
Jamie's Scottish Evening
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A Scottish evening, with a selection of traditional music, song, dance and dining.
1 Apr–31 Oct 6.45–10.15 Edinburgh Thistle Hotel, Edinburgh
Kelvingrove Sunday Organ Recitals
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Sunday Promenade concerts with different organists.
Sundays 3.00–3.45 Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum, Glasgow
La Scala Opera: Maria Stuarda
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Donizetti's tragic opera based on the lives of Mary Queen of Scots and her cousin Queen Elizabeth I is projected from La Scala stage to the cinema screen.
18 May 8.00 Filmhouse, Edinburgh
The Land of Songs
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Ukrainian songs and operatic arias performed by Glasgow-based Ukrainian soprano Oksana Mavrodi with Anna Mavromatidi on piano.
18 May 9.00 Café Cossachok, Glasgow
Luva Anna, Pearl, Ross Clarke and The Vetacore
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Luva Anna are the latest crowd to emerge from the Dundee scene, following on from their mates The View and The Law.
18 May 8.00 The Doghouse, Dundee
The Mae Shi
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Sonically confusing ragga beats and geetars.
18 May 7.00 Cabaret Voltaire, Edinburgh
Mark Knopfler
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Solo show from the guitarist of Dire Straits.
18 May 7.30 Edinburgh Playhouse, Edinburgh
Michael Deans
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Saxophone-led tunes from a Glasgow favourite.
Sundays 5.00–8.00 Sloan's, Glasgow
Midnight Special
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Singer-songwriter/guitarist William Douglas and friends.
Sundays 11.30 The Jazz Bar, Edinburgh
Mostly Autumn
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Prog rock band from Yorkshire who are also influenced by the folksier sounds of Fleetwood Mac and Fairport Convention.
18 May 7.00 The Liquid Room, Edinburgh
No Age
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Punk and power pop from an LA band influenced by both Crass and Squeeze which sounds very healthy to us.
18 May 11.00 The Sub Club, Glasgow
Orkestra del Sol After Party
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Official After Party for Orkestra del Sol's triumphant album launch at the Queens Hall. 'DJ Mungbean, feasting and merriment' expected.
18 May 11.00–3.00am The Caves, Edinburgh
Orkestra del Sol and The Den Collective
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Energetic world music from all corners, incorporating samba, gypsy polka, carnival anthems, Slavic waltzes and calypso at their 'Moveable Feast' album launch party (with back-up from DJ Lenny Love).
18 May 8.00 Queen's Hall, Edinburgh
Paisley Philharmonic Choir: May Concert
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This year the Philharmonic Choir's programme includes works by Handel, Schubert and Mozart. The soloists for this concert are Wilma McDougall, Louise Innes, James Geer and James Arthur.
18 May 7.00 Paisley Town Hall, Paisley
Paul Haig, Fangs and Laki Mera
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Former frontman and songwriter of Josef K is joined by Glasgow's Fangs and Laki Mera. 'Part of Tigerfest'.
18 May 7.30 Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline
Prime Suspect and Baccus
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Prime Suspect are a duo featuring Dave Dudgeon of the Usual Suspects.
18 May 9.00 Whistlebinkies, Edinburgh
Session A9
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Charlie McKerron (Capercaillie), Duncan Chisolm (Wolfstone), Gordon Dunn (his eponymous band), and Adam Sutherland (Croft No 5) get together to play traditionally inspired, contemporary Scottish fiddle music.
18 May 6.00 The Warehouse Theatre, Lossiemouth
Sonic Boom Six, Big D & the Kids Table and Random Hand
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Over-14s show. Ska punk bill, headlined by a four-piece described as 'Ms Dynamite fronts The Clash'.
18 May 8.00 Barfly, Glasgow
St Giles' at Six: The Chapel Choir of Fettes College
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Nicholas Wearne on the organ, Joanne Armstrong as director and a programme of Monteverdi's 'Beatus Vir' and anthems by Stanford and Mathias.
18 May 6.00 St Giles' Cathedral, Edinburgh
Sunday Jazz
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Traditional jazz with New Orleans Joymakers.
18 May 2.00–4.30 Harbour Arts Centre, Irvine
The Sunday Sessions
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Mixed night of up-and-coming talent playing originals and covers.
Sundays 8.30 The Jam House, Edinburgh
Sunday Singers Session
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Featuring Liz MacEwan, backed by a fine jazz trio.
18 May 8.15 The Jazz Bar, Edinburgh
The Ohsees and Foxface
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Garage rock stomp from The Ohsees and hypnotic indie folk sounds from Foxface at this Nuts & Seeds night.
18 May 8.30 Nice'n'Sleazy, Glasgow
The Penny Blacks, The Berriez, The Front and Acute Riot
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Indie rock.
18 May 8.00 Capitol, Glasgow
Tigers on Vaseline
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Bowie tribute.
18 May 7.00 Blackfriars, Glasgow
Tinariwen
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Hard rocking blues from a band formed in a refugee camp in Libya in the early 1980s, made up of nomadic Touaregs from the Malian Sahara desert.
18 May 7.00 The Arches, Glasgow
Two Thirds of Youth, Chasing Goodbye, Eight Page Pullout and To Catch a Thief
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Emo punk pop line-up.
18 May 9.00 13th Note Café, Glasgow
The Wall of Hits Concert: Slade, Mud II and Atomic Blondie
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Look forward to some cracking renditions of 'Heart of Glass' and 'Hanging on the Telephone' from the peroxide bombshell alongside an appearance by two of the original members of Slade at this Wall of Hits concert.
18 May 7.30 Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
The Wright Brothers and Myriad
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Double bill of acoustica.
18 May 5.30 Hamiltons Bar & Kitchen, Edinburgh

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