Iguana Death Cult is a high-energy Dutch rock band from Rotterdam known for blending garage punk, psych-rock, and post-punk. Their music, characterized by sharp guitars and danceable, anxious grooves, tackles themes of societal collapse, modern paranoia, and the pandemic era, often reflecting a reckless yet introspective sound.

Ohio-born, Oakland, CA-based artist Maria BC (they/them) has slowly opened up their process over the years, moving from the one-room recording process of 2021 EP Devil’s Rain-careful not to disturb their roommates or neighbors-to the untreated apartment wanderings of Hyaline (2022, Father/Daughter) to the home of a family friend featuring an out-of-tune baby Steinway piano where they recorded their Sacred Bones debut, Spike Field. Their forthcoming record Marathon is set to be released in early 2026.

Australian art punks.

Garage-punk and post-punk band from Melbourne, Australia, formed during pandemic lockdowns in 2020.

POP MUTATIONS x TINY CHANGES Re-Charge: Afternoon wellbeing session at The Old Hairdressers: Hosted by Aarti Joshi, with Frances McKee and special guests. A relaxed afternoon of conversation, wellbeing and community, exploring creativity, life in music and how we look after ourselves while navigating the pressures of a creative life. Expect honest discussion, audience Q&As and valuable insight from some of the most inspiring women working in the industry today. Ticket includes coffee, refreshments and a gift bag. Limited to just 20 people. This will be a really special afternoon so get comfy and get ready to be inspired! 18+ Pop Mutations x Tiny Changes returns this November, bringing together some of the most exciting artists in independent music for a weekend of intimate shows across four of Glasgow’s most-loved grassroots venues. Celebrating and supporting the spaces and people that make our music scene possible, while donating any festival profits to Tiny Changes. The Old Hairdressers • Mono • The Glad Café • Stereo Ten artists. Four independent venues. One weekend celebrating music, community and creativity. All events are ticketed separately.

Pop Mutations X Tiny Changes 2026 Hen Hoose at The Old Hairdressers: Kathryn Joseph +Kathryn Williams 18+ Pop Mutations x Tiny Changes returns, bringing together some of the most exciting artists in independent music for a weekend of intimate shows across four of Glasgow’s most-loved grassroots venues. Celebrating and supporting the spaces and people that make our music scene possible, while donating any festival profits to Tiny Changes. The Old Hairdressers • Mono • The Glad Café • Stereo Ten artists. Four independent venues. One weekend celebrating music, community and creativity. All events are ticketed separately.

Two women solo artists present their new material at The Old Hairdresser's

With a clear sense of purpose, 23-year-old singer, songwriter and guitarist Rosie Frater-Taylor blurs the lines between jazz, folk, pop and soul. Think Joni Mitchell meets George Benson, Lewis Taylor teams up with Emily King or a female version of John Mayer! Rosie's critically acclaimed 2nd album 'Bloom' (2021) was nominated at Gilles Petersons WorldWide Awards, named Jazz FM 'Album Of The Week' and made KCRW's 'Albums Of The Year' list. Bloom accumulated over 2m streams, catching the attention of the likes of Jamie Cullum, Gilles Peterson, Jordan Rakei, Nitin Sawhney, Snarky Puppy's Michael League, Blue Notes Don Was, with Complex Magazine, Bandcamp, Jazz re:freshed and global platform Pickup Music championing the young musician too. In 2022, Rosie played over 60 shows across Europe, including opening for legendary singer Kurt Elling and playing Gilles Petersons WorldWide Awards and We Out Here on the main stage. The native Londoner started playing drums at the age of 8, picking up the guitar and ukulele soon after. She spent her early teens discovering her musician parents record collection, an eclectic mix of artists: Zero 7, Tania Maria, Seal, Pat Metheny and more. She began exploring her own love of songwriting, jazz and alternative harmony studying at both the Roundhouse and Royal Academy Of Music. Partial to a DIY-slant, Rosie set off laying out multi-layered guitar-based demos on Cubase at the age of 16. These would eventually become her self-produced debut album 'On My Mind' (2018), a unique collection of songs which garnered praise from BBC 6 Musics Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 1s Abbie McCarthy, Becca Stevens badass, with Jazzwise Magazine hailing her one to watch. Unreserved seated show with limited standing room.

Black Doldrums produce dark psych, contemporary gothic post-punk. Their songs contain hook & lead tribal drums & euphoric guitar. The duo built a following since their self-released ep ‘Exit City Lights’ before signing to Club AC30 in 2018, releasing 2 ep’s in 18 & 19, ‘Sad Paradise’ & She ‘Divine’. In 2021 Black Doldrums signed to Fuzz Club who released their debut album in 2022.

Grainne and Nicky share the stage for one night only playing songs and tunes.

Kemah Bob: Love Child Giraffes. VHS porn. Ketamine-infused breast milk. Acclaimed stand-up Kemah Bob (The Guardian's 10 Best Comedy Shows of 2024) returns with her much anticipated second show. Love Child is an intimate yet rowdy, personal yet electric, high-energy stand-up show from the “chest-achingly funny” Kemah Bob. Join her on a hilariously unhinged tour through what it’s like to be a woman with your dad’s lips, a chaotic childhood with questionable parenting, the very real science of epigenetic baggage, and her attempts at navigating the relentless pressure to be a Good Grown Up. ISH Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Newcomer nominee 2024. As seen on QI, Richard Osman's House of Games, Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club, Comedy Central Live, Don't Hate The Playaz and Guessable. As heard on the Off Menu podcast.

Join Jumbo Gibson in celebration of some of the best music ever written. Experience all 14 tracks from Rubber Soul live; from 'Drive My Car' to 'Run For Your Life' and every track in between. The band will play classics such as 'Norwegian Wood', 'Nowhere Man', 'Michelle' and 'In My Life', as well as the single, 'We Can Work It Out' b/w 'Day Tripper' (released the same day as the album back in 1965). Jumbo Gibson are one of Scotland's most renowned live and originals bands, playing events and festivals around the country for the past decade. 12 out of the 14 songs on Rubber Soul were never played live by The Beatles themselves, so this is a one-off opportunity for you to hear how they would have sounded, played authentically by a 4-piece band. And if that isn't enough for you, the evening will close with a second set packed full of Beatles classics. No wigs... no costumes... no gimmicks... no backing tracks... just Fab music, played live! "We are not a tribute band, so don't expect wigs and costumes. We are Beatles fans (like you) who just happen to be in a band together and who love a challenge. We have been very meticulous in our rehearsals and instrumentation to ensure that this will be an authentic experience that all Fabs fans will enjoy - including us! We'd love for you to join us" Jumbo Gibson

Following collaborations with Max Richter and performances at Southbank Centre and SXSW, composer Carolina Cury brings GLISSBLISS to Cardiff's Paradise Garden, accompanied by producer Konstantinos Damianakis. Experience her distinctive blend of contemporary classical and experimental pop. Support: Honddu Honddu (honn-thee) warp half-remembered melodies through a 90s tape machine found in a skip. Holly Müller and David Neale met in a Feminist Literature lecture and have been making analogue-tinged electronic music ever since, where synths, voice and tape textures combine into something exhilarating and luminous. Holly’s voice is vivid and unguarded, her lyrics rich with story, while David shapes a warm, shifting analogue sound that flickers between fragility and force. Their music has drawn comparisons to Portishead and Kate Bush, with echoes of Jenny Hval, Broadcast and Massive Attack. Presented by Bait Records. This is an 18+ event.

Following collaborations with Max Richter and performances at Southbank Centre and SXSW, composer Carolina Cury brings GLISSBLISS to Cardiff's Paradise Garden, accompanied by producer Konstantinos Damianakis. Experience her distinctive blend of contemporary classical and experimental pop. Support: Honddu Honddu (honn-thee) warp half-remembered melodies through a 90s tape machine found in a skip. Holly Müller and David Neale met in a Feminist Literature lecture and have been making analogue-tinged electronic music ever since, where synths, voice and tape textures combine into something exhilarating and luminous. Holly’s voice is vivid and unguarded, her lyrics rich with story, while David shapes a warm, shifting analogue sound that flickers between fragility and force. Their music has drawn comparisons to Portishead and Kate Bush, with echoes of Jenny Hval, Broadcast and Massive Attack. Presented by Bait Records. This is an 18+ event.