What's On in Glasgow

SARAHKPILATES The Sunday Pour — Start your Sunday the right way — core engaged, glass in hand. This clever morning event at The Delphine inside the gorgeous Princes Square blends a proper pilates session with a post-workout pour, making wellness feel like an actual treat rather than a chore. At £30 and kicking off at 8:30am, it is the most stylish alarm clock in the city.

GCF: Event 6 / Ellen Arkbro: Sculptures — Swedish composer Ellen Arkbro is one of the most quietly radical voices in contemporary music, sculpting slow, luminous chords that seem to bend the air around them — and hearing that inside Glasgow Cathedral at 7:30pm will be genuinely spine-tingling. This is part of the Glasgow Cathedral Festival and the ancient stonework of the nave will act as a living resonance chamber for her drone-rich sound world. Tickets are £20 and this is the kind of evening you will be telling people about for years.

Saint Etienne - Final UK tour — This is not a night to miss — Saint Etienne have announced this as their final UK tour, and they are bringing it to the Barrowland Ballroom, which might just be the best venue in Britain for a bittersweet send-off. Expect euphoric indie-pop, a crowd that knows every word, and that unmistakable Barrowlands electricity bouncing off the sprung dancefloor. Doors at 7:00pm — check the website for tickets before they are gone.

Shout! The MOD & Swinging 60's — Down on the Clyde at The Ferry, the afternoon gets a serious dose of sharp suits and shimmy at 3:30pm as Shout! celebrates the MOD movement and the swinging sixties in glorious style. With tickets starting at just £5, this is one of the most affordable and joyful ways to spend a Sunday afternoon in the city, and The Ferry's riverside setting adds a breezy, almost cinematic quality to the whole thing.

All Night Laing - Hannah Laing @ Sub Club — When the rest of the city winds down, Hannah Laing winds up — and she is doing it properly with an all-night set at the Sub Club from 10:00pm. One of Scotland's most exciting electronic artists, Laing brings warmth, energy, and a deep musicality to everything she touches, and the Sub Club's intimate, famous basement is absolutely the right room for it. Tickets are £10–£15 and this is the perfect reason to make Sunday feel like Saturday all over again.

Phil Campbell — If you want a brilliant live music moment without spending a penny, Phil Campbell at The Blue Dog from 8:00pm is your answer — listed as free entry, this is the kind of loose, generous Sunday-night gig that reminds you why Glasgow is one of the great live music cities on earth. Pull up a stool, order something warming, and let the evening take care of itself.