He’s back… and turning the volume up even louder. After tearing the roof off with his Back to the 80s show last year, 80s icon, heart-throb and Spandau Ballet legend Martin Kemp returns on Friday 1st May for the ultimate kickstart to summer. Expect wall-to-wall anthems as Martin spins the biggest hits of the decade - think Duran Duran, Madonna, George Michael, Chaka Khan, and yes… Gold will absolutely be played. Cue colossal singalongs, hands-in-the-air moments and more throwbacks than your first mixtape. So dust off the shoulder pads, tease that fringe sky-high and embrace the glow as the Beer Palace is transformed into the ultimate 80s playground - all big tunes, bold looks and zero inhibitions. If you joined us last summer, you know exactly what’s coming. If you didn’t… consider this your warning.

Join us for a glitter-soaked celebration of the pop legends who gave us some of the most iconic tunes of all time.

Definitely Oasis are regarded by many promoters and Oasis fans alike as the best one there is. With Oasis currently not together, Definitely Oasis do an amazing job of keeping the music alive and set the bar high by re-creating the look, sound and feel of an Oasis gig. They're also the only Oasis tribute band in the world to have Liam and Noel Gallagher soundalikes that look and sound as close to the real deal as you can get.

Sector Events and Fubar Stirling are teaming up again to bring you the 4th all-day edition of Inner Rhythm! Get ready for another massive line-up featuring nothing but true legends from the 90s. No fillers, just 100% original pioneers in Scotland's top rave venue. Dont miss it!

Generation GBX returns to Fubar for a massive day dancing special with George Bowie bringing the ultimate soundtrack of 90s and old skool anthems back to Stirling.

The Complete Stone Roses live at Fubar, Stirling The Complete Stone Roses are coming to Fubar on Saturday 8th August 2026 for a night packed with proper Manchester classics and indie anthems. Known as one of the UKs best Stone Roses tribute bands, they have built a massive reputation for bringing the sound, energy and swagger of one of Britains most iconic bands to stages across the country. Expect all the big tracks, including I Wanna Be Adored, Made of Stone, She Bangs the Drums, Waterfall, Fools Gold and plenty more. This is not just a tribute night, it is a full live celebration of The Stone Roses, right in the heart of Stirling.

Fubar and Sector Events present Slam live in Stirling on Friday 2nd October 2026. Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle, better known as Slam, are true pioneers of Scotlands underground electronic music scene and one of the most respected names in global techno. From helping shape Glasgows house and techno movement in the late 1980s, to legendary nights including Pressure, Return To Mono and Maximum Pressure, Slam have played a massive part in Scotlands dance music history. Their powerful back to back DJ sets have taken them to leading clubs and festivals across the world, with a reputation built on experience, energy and a sound that keeps pushing forward. Co owners of Glasgows Riverside Festival and hosts of the internationally respected Slam Radio podcast, the duo continue to champion underground techno while showcasing some of the best established and emerging talent in the scene. Expect a proper night of underground techno inside Fubar. Support from The Obsessed and CoAccused.

The highlight of the weekend. With 3 rooms, 2 floors and 1 massive night. Ticket includes entry to In House - a night of house, techno, and everything in between by Stirling's best up and coming DJ's.

Scotland's biggest mid-week night! Our legendary Red Card Wednesdays are the most attended events in the Scottish nightclub calendar and sell out every week.

Our iconic live music night, Showtime, with headliner acts, your favourite locals and incredible host DJs, it's a night not to be missed. Because having to travel to Glasgow or Edinburgh for a high energy night which consists of plenty of singing, dancing and runs all the way through to 3am shouldn't be the case.