Clubs, Student friendly

For such grand subterranean dimensions, Bunker does an impressive job of always feeling busy. Even during quiet afternoons a healthy young crowd fills the bright, airy space. When lights go down and the indie/chart music gets louder, it’s busier still…

37 Holyrood Road, 0131 558 7604.

Selection of cool house nights. See listings for details.

Sleazy’s, as the city’s hipsters so fondly call it, is a Glasgow institution as far as music/arts venues go, and among those rarities with a 3am licence all week. The interior may feel like a well-worn leather jacket, dragged through the bowels of…

One of the city¹s most enduring gay clubs, with hi-NRG tracks every night of the week.

From ground-breaking theatre to huge name DJs and hot new bands, The Arches in Glasgow breaks down any traditional notions of what an arts venue should be. In 1991, former Arches Artistic Director Andy Arnold realised the potential of the cavernous…

Five floors of varied chart and dancey action.

The Hive is a popular late night haunt known for its generous promotions and varied music policy. Any given night you can be treated to pop and chart cheese, indie and electro or rock and metal - so check listings in advance. Holding up to 650 people…

Housed in an old Ceilidh hall complete with heather and tartan on the walls, this is where Mylo first played live, where alt queer night Utter Gutter hosts it’s infamous parties and where disco night Melting Pot (think old New York loft party) packs…

Triple-roomed subterranean venue set into the caverns of the Old Town with a musical programme that covers all aspects of underground music seven nights a week. Expect big name DJs in an intimate surrounding as well as up and coming artists along with…

Home to some of the capital¹s best loved nights as well as a selection of big gay clubs. See listings for details.