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.

33. Cloth (November 8)
Scottish indie duo Cloth create atmospheric and dreamy soundscapes with their minimalist approach. Their delicate and captivating live performance is a testament to their unique musical vision. 📍 King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, 272a St Vincent St, Glasgow, G2 5RL | Provided

34. Pan Amsterdam (November 11)
Pan Amsterdam, the jazz-influenced rapper and trumpeter, is set to deliver a one-of-a-kind performance. His witty rhymes and genre-bending beats create a truly original hip-hop experience. 📍 The Hug And Pint, 171 Great Western Road, Glasgow, G4 9AW | Provided

35. The Rapture (November 11)
New York's dance-punk pioneers The Rapture are bringing their electrifying sound back to Glasgow. Their blend of post-punk guitars, disco grooves, and cowbell rhythms is guaranteed to get you moving. 📍 Saint Luke's, 17 Bain Street, Glasgow, G40 2JZ | Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images

36. Loyle Carner (November 12)
British rapper Loyle Carner is known for his introspective and heartfelt lyrics. His jazz-infused hip-hop and genuine storytelling have made him one of the most respected voices in UK music today. 📍 O2 Academy Glasgow, 121 Eglinton St, Glasgow, G5 9NT | AFP via Getty Images

