We’re delighted to unveil more shows and the Clyde Chorus festival showcase acts, bringing together an electrifying mix of talent that highlights Glasgow’s rich and diverse musical landscape. From genre-fusing ensembles to grassroots community collaborations, Clyde Chorus will be an unmissable highlight of Glasgow’s 850th anniversary celebrations!

Glasgow Mela + Glasgow Jazz Festival Showcase – Friday 29th May (Evening), The Savings Bank 

A spectacular evening featuring:

Bletherin’ – A newly formed trio blending Scottish, Indian classical, and jazz influences, crafting a distinctive sound that weaves together the beauty of their musical traditions.

Mama Terra – a Glasgow-based spiritual jazz band featuring ethereal vocals and deep grooves.

The Glasgow Barons, Àrd-sgoil Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu & Ando Glaso Roma Fest – Saturday 31st May (Morning), The Pearce Institute

The Glasgow Barons have produced an exciting collaboration between Musicians in Exile and members of the band DLÙ. This fusion of work music and Scottish sounds creates a powerful and unique musical experience that highlights the rich tapestry of cultures in Glasgow today. 

Àrd-sgoil Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu (Glasgow Gaelic Secondary School) – Pupils will perform a moving Gaelic rendition of Mother Glasgow alongside traditional Gaelic ceilidh music, inviting the audience to dancea and celebrate Glasgow’s Gaelic musical heritage! 

Ando Glaso Roma Fest – A vibrant showcase of musicians from Romanian, Polish, Slovak, Czech, and Hungarian Roma backgrounds, celebrating the often overlooked cultural heritage of Scotland’s Roma population.   

Celtic Connections Night – Saturday 31st May (Evening), The Savings Bank  

Featuring: 
Finlay MacDonald Trio – Bringing the best of Scottish piping but with a fresh, modern spin that’ll have you tapping your feet! 
Kris Drever – A folk powerhouse shaping the contemporary scene. 
Siobhan Miller – One of Scotland’s most cherished folk voices, bringing joy and catharsis. 
+ A Surprise Special Guest! 

The Supernaturals & Snowgoose – Saturday 31st May (Evening), The Pearce Institute 

The Supernaturals – Celebrated for their melodic indie-pop anthems. 
Snowgoose – Acclaimed folk-rock outfit bringing their distinctive sound to the stage. 

Explore Glasgow’s Musical and Maritime Heritage! 

Free River Clyde Walking Tours – led by Invisible Cities, a social enterprise supporting individuals who have experienced homelessness, these tours will guide you through Glasgow’s maritime legacy, revealing captivating stories of the city’s deep-rooted connection to the River Clyde.  Bookings and more information available at clydechorus.co.uk/fringe-events

Glasgow Music City Tours – Dive into the city’s legendary music history, exploring the venues, artists, and performances that have shaped Glasgow’s world-renowned scene. Bookings and more information available at clydechorus.co.uk/fringe-events

Get your tickets now! 

Join us for an unforgettable weekend celebrating Glasgow’s unique artistic and historical landscape as part of Glasgow 850’s signature events in the year-long programme.   

Tickets for all shows and tours are available now at www.clydechorus.co.uk.