The popular reach of Waterboys music has never been greater. Their songs have been performed by artists as varied as Prince, The Killers and U2, all of whom have performed their classic The Whole Of The Moon; and Fiona Apple who masterfully recorded the song last year; Ellie Goulding, who scored a top 3 UK hit with “How Long Will I Love You”; indie rockers The War On Drugs, Dawes and The Mystery Jets; and classic singers Rod Stewart and Tom Jones. "The Whole Of The Moon" also featured in last year's smash Netflix film Let It Snow and top HBO series The Affair. Waterboys music shows no sign of fading, and the best place to experience it is played by the originators in a concert hall. Come and feel the fire!

Formed in the 1980s, Glasgow five-piece Del Amitri have enjoyed global chart success over the years with their hits “Always The Last to Know”, “Nothing Ever Happens”, “Roll To Me” and many more.

Formed in Birmingham in 1989, OCS spent six years fine-tuning their sound before lighting up the Britpop party with three Top 5 albums; 1996’s ‘Moseley Shoals’, 1997’s ‘Marchin’ Already’ and 1999’s ‘One From The Modern’. The band has also achieved seventeen Top 40 singles, including a staggering run of nine successive Top 20 singles and a mantelpiece full of awards. As with all the best groups, behind the swagger and style were great songs, with words and melodies that found their way into the public’s hearts. Honing their craft in the spirit of the soul, folk and blues greats who inspired them, Ocean Colour Scene’s celebrated live shows have cemented the relationship between the band and their fiercely loyal fanbase, with each concert serving as a communal outpouring of hope and joy, boasting the most life-affirming singalongs you’re likely to hear anywhere.

Hailing from the West of Ireland, The Saw Doctors, hell-bent on ‘celebrating, observing, recording and sometimes poking fun at their own locality and accent’, were discovered by Mike Scott of The Waterboys on a stormy wintry Tuesday night in Galway city. Loved and revered by their loyal fans, The Saw Doctors continue with a resilience and an effervescent energy.

Echo & the Bunnymen's dark, swirling fusion of gloomy post-punk and Doors-inspired psychedelia brought the group a handful of British hits in the early '80s, while attracting a cult following in the United States.

The 2025 lineup features Del Amitri, King Creosote, Withered Hand & Kathryn Williams, and Alice Faye (26 June); The Saw Doctors, Hothouse Flowers and Sharon Shannon (27 June); Echo & the Bunnymen, Lightning Seeds, Michael Head & the Red Elastic Band (28 June); Ocean Colour Scene, Glasvegas, PP Arnold, and Ben Walker (29 June).

Were beyond excited to announce Live in the Big Top at Queens Park, Glasgow on Saturday, September 6th!! This epic event marks the 35th anniversary of The Stone Roses legendary Big Top show, and were bringing the magic back! We hope you'll join us to re-create the vibe and atmosphere of one of their most iconic gigs!!! Get ready for a full day and night of non-stop music featuring the UKs best tribute bands, all performing on one massive stage no clashes, just pure music magic! We are making this affordable to everyone with Early Bird tickets for only £21.50! Enjoy fully stocked bars with affordable drinks, a delicious food village, and that unbeatable Big Top energy