What's On in Glasgow
Monday 15 June 2026
Monday in Glasgow refuses to behave like a Monday. From a lunchtime slice of theatre-with-your-pie to a pair of post-work gigs that will rattle your ribcage, the city is serving up a proper spread of live culture today. Whether you fancy a sharp, funny play before the afternoon gets going or you want to lose yourself in a sweaty, euphoric crowd come evening, Glasgow has you covered in the way only Glasgow can.
Highlights
A Play a Pie & a Pint - Cry/Laugh — Oran Mor's legendary lunchtime theatre institution is back doing what it does best: squeezing a full theatrical punch into a compact midday slot, with a hot pie and a pint included in the deal. Cry/Laugh promises exactly the kind of emotional whiplash the title suggests, and the beautiful converted church setting on Byres Road gives every performance an atmosphere you simply cannot manufacture. Head along at 1:00pm for one of Glasgow's most beloved cultural rituals — check the website for ticket prices and availability.
letlive — The Glasgow Garage is one of those rooms that was built for this kind of show — low ceilings, sticky floors, and a crowd that means business — and letlive are exactly the band to set it alight. Known for their ferocious, cathartic live performances that blur the lines between post-hardcore and something far more theatrical and raw, this is the kind of gig you will still be talking about by Tuesday morning. Doors are at 7:00pm; check the website for ticket prices before they are gone.
Nevertel — Just around the corner at The Classic Grand, Nevertel bring their own flavour of brooding, atmospheric music to one of Glasgow's most characterful venues — all ornate Victorian bones and a sound system that does the room justice. If you are looking for something a little more cinematic and immersive alongside the heavier fare across town, this 7:00pm show is a compelling alternative for a Monday evening well spent. Check the website for ticket prices and make sure you grab yours ahead of time.