Becky Hill: Live At The OVO Hydro In Scotland
Becky Hill's performance at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on the 12th October was a showcase of her undeniable talent, commanding stage presence, and flawless vocals. Despite a few initial wardrobe hiccups, Hill's ability to connect with her audience never faltered, delivering a night of euphoric highs, intimate ballads, and expertly crafted visuals that kept the crowd fully engaged from start to finish. With standout support from opening acts Charlie Boon and SAVANNAH, the night was a full-scale celebration of dance, pop, and heartfelt performance. With a mix of high-energy hits, heartfelt ballads and stunning visual effects, Becky Hill proved once again why she's one of the most exciting live performers in the UK.
‘A Night to Remember’: Girl In Red at Barrowland Ballroom
In a world where live music can be perceived as fleeting moments and fleeting emotions, there can be instances when a concert exceeds the ordinary, becoming something unforgettable. girl in red’s headline gig at Glasgow’s Barrowland Ballroom on the 29th of August was one of those nights — an electrifying experience that left a long-lasting impression. From the moment the lights dimmed, you knew it wasn’t just another show, but A Night to Remember forevermore.
Only The Poets At The Garage In Glasgow
On the night of the 22nd of August, while most were heading home after a long day’s work, Only The Poets fans were making their way to The Garage, on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, to see their favourite band live in action. It’s safe to say they were in for a treat. As soon as you step into the venue, you’re hit with a feeling of nostalgia and warmth, for The Garage have once hosted concerts for Prince, Biffy Clyro and One Direction; so it feels only fitting that a band like Only The Poets headline here too.
Killer Mike - QMU Glasgow
Killer Mike, who’s been riding high after winning three Grammys in February, brought his A-game to Glasgow’s QMU on 23rd August 2024. Originally scheduled to be played at the city's O2 Academy, the gig’s shift to the more intimate venue made for an electric atmosphere, the kind that only a smaller one can offer. Despite coming from Atlanta, Mike made Glasgow feel like a second home and his passionate Scottish fanbase certainly welcomed him as one of their own.
Troye Sivan ‘Something To Give Each Other’ Tour
From the moment Troye Sivan stepped onto the stage, his performance was a meticulously choreographed dance through a narrative of personal expression. Each movement seemed purposeful, accentuating the emotions conveyed through his lyrics. The visuals were stunning, with a mix of vibrant colours, abstract patterns, and intimate close-ups which highlighted Troye's connection with the audience. Authentic LGBTQ+ representation was also translated throughout the choreography from cheeky innuendos thrown in, to the delivery of more striking and explicit moments.