For as much as we all love the pomp and pageantry of an arena or stadium show, let’s be honest, for many of us, the up-close-and-personal aspect of going to see a concert still conjures up those butterflies in your stomach; that nervous anxiety before a band hits the stage cannot be topped.
You sometimes can get going to see the wave of international acts performing at the OVO Hydro, for example, but it does sometimes pale in comparison to some of Glasgow’s beloved, smaller haunts. “Did you see Oasis perform at the OVO” doesn’t quite have the same ring as “Did you see Oasis perform at King Tut’s,” I’m sure some will agree to.
Thankfully, despite now entering the tail end of the year, there are plenty of shows still to come to the city - we’ve found more than 60 that piqued our interest and, we think, might pique the interests of many readers looking for a throwback to wading into a crowd in a smaller venue - rather than filing into an arena.
We’ve looked across sites such as Ticketmaster, Ticketweb, Skiddle and Dice.FM to bring to you many concerts still to come to the city before the end of the year that have a more ‘intimate’ setting than perhaps the likes of the OVO Hydro, Ibrox or the Emirates Arena - all of which still with tickets available as of writing.
So expect to see names such as King Tut’s, SWG3 and a few more that, be it a fresher or someone who doesn’t go out much, some venues that you might not be familiar with.

45. Turin Brakes (November 21)
British indie-folk duo Turin Brakes are known for their beautiful harmonies and acoustic-driven songs. Their live show is a warm, intimate, and captivating experience. 📍 Saint Luke’s, 17 Bain Street, Glasgow, G40 2JZ | Nadine Ballantyne

46. 4am kru (November 22)
Rising stars of the UK jungle and drum and bass scene, 4am kru are bringing their high-energy set to SWG3. Get ready for a night of old-school rave vibes and pulsating rhythms. 📍 SWG3, 100 Eastvale Pl, Glasgow, G3 8QG | David Jackson Photo: David Jackson

47. Chris Stussy (November 23)
Dutch DJ and producer Chris Stussy is a leading figure in the world of house music. Known for his groovy, soulful sets, he'll be bringing his signature sound to the SECC Warehouse 4. 📍 SECC Warehouse 4, Finnieston St, Glasgow, G3 8HQ | Getty Images for Heineken

48. Beth McCarthy (November 25)
Singer-songwriter Beth McCarthy is making her mark with her authentic and heartfelt pop-rock songs. Her powerful vocals and relatable lyrics make for a genuinely moving live performance. 📍 The Garage, 490 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, G2 3LW | Leon Neal/Getty Images

