Regular Music has unveiled the line-up for the 11th edition of Summer Nights At The Bandstand, with the popular concert series returning to Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Bandstand from Monday 27 July to Saturday 15 August.

A cunning black-and-white sci-fi produced using handmade film techniques, Bulk is now touring cinemas across the UK. We caught up with director Ben Wheatley and stars Sam Riley, Alexandra Maria Lara and Noah Taylor the the film's premiere at Edinburgh International Film Festival.

In our latest edition of Bar Files, comedian Amanda Dwyer is letting us in on the exact spot she heads to when she’s looking to treat herself.

This is a stellar year for the arena show in Scotland, with old faces, young upstarts and revived sitcoms hitting the biggest stages in the country.

Stuart Ralston’s Edinburgh empire expands with Vinette, a chic Parisian-style bistro serving up old-world wines and elevated comfort food. list.co.uk/news/vinette...

Celtic Connections celebrates the heart of Gaelic culture this year, featuring everything from multi-lingual poetry, accordion rock and live podcasts.

We’ve found some of the best in conversation events and other fun to help you start your year better informed.

New Zealand singer-songwriter Aldous Harding, fresh from the success of her last album Warm Chris, has announced a run of UK and Ireland tour dates for May and June.

BTS, the K-pop royalty with a fanbase that’s quasi-religious in its loyalty, have announced a world tour featuring 70 dates, including two in the UK.

Pictish Trail, the long-standing electro-folk alias for musician Johnny Lynch, is teeing up 2026 for a new album and accompanying tour.

From the street food kiosk to a new sit-in diner, Fook Mei brings the East Asian comfort of Ho Lee Fook to a bigger stage.

Ninajirachi, the award-winning DJ and music producer, has announced a tour with UK and Ireland dates, in her biggest ever run of headline shows outside of Australia.

Rae-Yen Song’s unique mind weaves a unique multiverse in their latest multi-disciplinary solo exhibition.

Buck Meek, guitarist for prolific Americana act Big Thief, has announced details of his fourth solo album (and second for major label 4AD), and a tour across the UK and Ireland.

With Cate Le Bon on production duties and recording time at Wilco’s studio, London's literary post-punkers may have crafted their best album to date.

Summerhall Arts is bringing activism to the fore of its programme this year with Catalyst: Art As Activism, a series of four exhibition with a focus on practice which challenges social, political and environmental injustice.

Hen Hoose Collective, the female and non-binary-led project spearheaded by musician Tamara Schlesinger, has released brand new single ‘Sirens Call My Name’ in anticipation of upcoming album The Twelve, set for release on Friday 23 January.

Bridget Christie, Karen Dunbar, Susie McCabe and many more have been unveiled as performers at this year's Glasgow International Comedy Festival, which promises 560 shows in 40 venues across the city.

Andrew Wasylyk has confirmed details of his new album Irreparable Parables, which features guest spots from Gruff Rhys, Stuart Murdoch, Kathryn Joseph and more. Find out more and listen to the latest single from the album.

The pioneering Hungarian director Béla Tarr passed away today aged 70. We interviewed him in 2011 as he embarked on the press tour for his final film The Turin Horse.

T’is the season to hide in the cinema, and there’s plenty to watch besides January's usual Oscar-bait fare. Local and arthouse cinemas are providing ample opportunity to catch up on classics from Hollywood and the wider world.

From immersive light shows to stirring renditions of 'Nessun Dorma' in Gothic cathedrals, here are a few show recommendations for those looking to mix up their event calendar this year ⤵️

Orkney's St Magnus Festival has teased this year's 50th anniversary programme, featuring a variety of performances which reflect on breath, sound, wind, flight and freedom.

Ring in the new with a handful of Edinburgh’s famed Hogmanay extravaganzas. No matter how wintry the weather gets, these are worth leaving the house for.

He may be Charli XCX's favourite director, but can his Cannes-storming new film turn the end of this year into a 'Joachim Trier Winter'?

He may be Charli XCX's favourite director, but can his Cannes-storming new film turn the end of this year into a 'Joachim Trier Winter'?

In our final TipList of the year, we're looking back at some of the most exciting restaurant openings of 2025. Did your favourite make the cut?

In our final TipList of the year, we're looking back at some of the most exciting restaurant openings of 2025. Did your favourite make the cut?

Johnny McKnight's riotous Wonderland is reimagined through a proudly Glaswegian lens. The Tron’s annual pantomime jaunt comes fully loaded: queer energy, gallus gags by the bucket, and a looking glass reflecting the absurdities of our own lives.

As this year draws to a close, it's time to to shine a light on some talented people in the Scottish art scene who are set for big things in 2026.

With peak retail season upon us, let's step back in time and discover the fascinating histories behind Glasgow and Edinburgh's oldest shops.

Fight the urge to hibernate this winter as we bring you festive experiences for all ages.

As Edinburgh's original curry house is reborn, we look back on Khushi's storied history and discover how it has remained part of the city's culinary fabric since 1947.

A romantic view of the Highlands propels a gig that could melt the hearts of even the bagpipe-averse. Find out what we thought about Tide Lines' latest tour.

It's 12 days until the big man takes flight, so here are 12 events across Edinburgh and Glasgow to keep the festive spirit coursing through your tinsel-tasseled body.

For her second album, Isla Ratcliff has boldly given one of classical music's most famous works a Scottish revamp. She tells us how she imbued Vivaldi’s seminal collection with an environmental message.

This sustainable distillery is raising the bar with climate-positive spirits and a pioneering approach.

Laura Lexx and Oliver Double blend comedy history and theory into a lively and accessible podcast. Can it uncover the magic and the mystery of a well-told punchline?

Wave two of Pavilion Festival's line-up has been announced, featuring electronic music luminaries Leftfield, Carl Cox and Scotland's own Ewan McVicar. Find out who else is joining the party next May.

With his latest film, Iranian director Jafar Panahi poses important questions about living under a repressive regime. Find out why we gave this gripping revenge fantasy the full five stars.

'My three preferred methods of taking any kind of long trip are a) shire horse b) funicular railway and 3) heady cocktail of mind-altering drugs.' Saddle up for the rest of Sean Bean's favourite holiday ⤵️

'It's all little bits that can add a bit of character to your house.' Modern Love is one of the many standout brands to emerge from Barras Market. Owner Sarah Gibbons tells us how bold colour, quirky details and a sharp eye have turned her shop into a bright spot in the city centre.

If you want to keep your Christmas homemade or fancy trying something new, here are seven craft workshops that even Santa's elves would approve of.

From Sudan Archives' club culture beats to Scotland's heaviest export (mon the Biff!) and more, Vic Galloway picks gigs you won't want to miss this December and January.

When the Scottish winter sets in, only a dram will do. Whisky lovers, this TipList is your essential guide to the cosiest bars in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

If your Christmas shopping is stuck in a rut, we have your back with the best festive fairs and markets.

An odd couple take centre stage in this tale of BDSM and bikers which has tough notes amid its general affability. Pillion is out in cinemas now.

🎉 It’s time for another piping Hot 100, a celebration of the people, places and festivals across Scotland that have kept us entertained and intrigued, and occasionally left us gobsmacked and enlightened. Find out which cultural titan made our top spot.

🔥 We’ve taken the temperature of another 12 months of Scottish excellence to find art and culture that's piping hot.

Jenny Colgan’s romantic comedy novels have sold more than nine million copies worldwide. With the release of her latest book, The Secret Christmas Library, Colgan takes on our no holds barred Q&A and reveals her solar powered optimism, train geekery and fear of in-shower TVs.