Join us for an intimate night honouring the extraordinary music of John Martyn, reimagined by three exceptional musicians: Mic Clark guitar & vocals Chris Clark guitar Robert Henderson trumpet Mic Clark is a previous winner of the prestigious Celtic Connections Danny Kyle Award and will be joined by his father, Chris Clark, a highly respected jazz guitarist and performer. Completing this unique trio is the legendary Scottish trumpeter Robert Henderson, whose expressive playing brings a fresh dimension to Martyns iconic sound. Following their soldout performance at Charlies Loft, Milngavie, earlier this year, the trio return with a heartfelt celebration of Martyns catalogue. Expect beautifully crafted reinterpretations of classics such as May You Never, Over the Hill, Spencer the Rover, Small Hours and more. Its timeless music, lovingly reimagined by outstanding musicians in a warm and welcoming setting. A night not to be missed.

An eclectic mix of jazz, blues, funk, latin classics and original material from Glasgow legend John McNamara and his quintet of some of the most talented local musicians. Saturday 8th August 2026, 7.45pm - 10.45pm. Partickhill Bowling Club, 46 Partickhill Road, Glasgow, G11 5BY.

An exploration of current capitalism and its chaos. Late Stage taps the Scottish folk music protest tradition for a 2020s landscape. Stirring lyrics and harmonies chronicle and lament the modern dystopia, accompanied by fiddle, guitar, cello, and piano. Our first single, Love Songs, captures the dissonance of daily life and human comfort while politics, economy, and climate melt down around us. (https://youtu.be/RdpMy7UH9GQ) "Impassioned protest songs delightfully combined with trad-coded bangers!" D. Hepburn Tickets 12/10 plus booking fee