What's On in Edinburgh

The Australian Pink Floyd — If you have ever wanted to experience the full, overwhelming grandeur of Pink Floyd's catalogue in a live setting, this is the closest you are ever likely to get. The Australian Pink Floyd have spent decades perfecting their note-for-note recreations, wrapping audiences in walls of sound and dazzling light at Usher Hall — one of Edinburgh's most acoustically beautiful venues — from 7:00pm. Check the website for ticket prices, but trust us: this is the kind of Sunday night that will stay with you for years.

Afrosymphony: The Edinburgh Heats — For just £5, Cabaret Voltaire transforms at 7:30pm into an arena of discovery as Afrosymphony brings its Edinburgh heat to the stage — a celebration of Afrobeats, rhythm, and raw musical talent in one of the city's most atmospheric basement venues. This is not just a night out, it is a grassroots cultural moment, the kind of event that champions artists on the rise and fills a room with genuine electricity. Go early, stay late, and dance your November blues away.

Gasgiant, Lucid Liars & Stuart Honeyman — Sneaky Pete's is the kind of place where great Scottish music has always been discovered first, and this Sunday at 7:00pm it delivers a triple bill that indie and alternative fans should be circling in their diaries. Gasgiant, Lucid Liars, and Stuart Honeyman each bring something distinct to the table, making this a proper showcase of homegrown talent rather than a forgettable support slot exercise. At £10, it is one of the best-value live music tickets in the city this weekend.

Habibi Studios Halloween Edition — The Biscuit Factory hosts Habibi Studios' Halloween Edition from 8:00pm, and if you have not yet found a reason to drag your costume out for one last outing, this is it. Expect a rich, genre-blending musical experience in a venue known for its industrial cool and brilliant acoustics, with tickets priced between £12 and £25 depending on how you like to experience it. It is the kind of night that feels like a well-kept secret — which means you should absolutely be there.

The Comedy Cellar Edinburgh Live Stand-Up Comedy — Sometimes after a week of everything, what you really need is to sit in a pub and laugh until your sides hurt — and The Canons Gait obliges beautifully at 8:00pm with The Comedy Cellar's live stand-up night. Edinburgh has always had a ferocious appetite for comedy, and this regular night consistently pulls in sharp, funny performers who know how to work a room. At £12, it is an utterly unpretentious way to spend a Sunday evening, and almost certainly the best value laugh in town.

PRTY Halloween: Onlynumbers, Edinburgh — Starting early at 5:00pm, the Edinburgh Corn Exchange opens its vast doors for PRTY Halloween — a Halloween rave that takes the post-weekend slump and obliterates it entirely with Onlynumbers bringing electronic music to one of the city's biggest indoor spaces. Tickets run from £20 to £35, and the sheer scale of the Corn Exchange means the production values are always something to behold, with sound that fills every corner. If Halloween only truly ends when the last beat drops, this is where Edinburgh's night owls will be gathering.