The prototype boy band have re-lit their own fire and returned to cash in those nostalgia dollars, and have proved far more credible than any of us could have imagined. Now reduced to a three-piece as Jason Orange bows out but Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald soldier on.

This event puts Glasgow on the whisky map, with an emphasis on Glasgow’s closest distilleries and the independent bottlers that belong to the city - but they'll also be celebrating whisky from across Scotland and the rest of the world.

Scotland take on Curacao in this international fixture.

See fantastic watches from 40 European brands! You’ll get to try on watches of all different kinds, talk to the designers, founders and makers, and learn more about the brands and stories behind them. Our first show was a huge success and we can’t wait to repeat it in 2026! Expect more brands, a bigger range of watches, accessories, and some fantastic offers from our great sponsors. The Team from the Scottish Watches Podcast will be attending, there'll be a place to meetup and talk watches, plus panels and talks to help you learn more about the watch world. Brands will be bringing their new watches and most will be available to buy on the day. Tickets are structured so visitors can buy entry after a certain time but can stay as long as they like afterwards. Carers tickets will be available on request.

Hardwired...To Self-Destruct was released on the 18 Nov 2016 on Metallica's own Blackened Recordings record label and debuted at No 1 around the world, selling over 800,000 copies worldwide in its first week. The album was produced by Greg Fidelman with James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. 'Metallica has embraced its adulthood, reclaiming the attack of its music while jettisoning the image of a hard-rock band as young, fast and out of control' -- The New York Times 'This is Metallica galvanized, refreshed, refocused and rediscovering themselves. Best thing they've done since The Black album? Yep' -- Kerrang! 'Metallica have just made their finest record in 25 years' -- The Guardian