Join Rachel (Live At The Apollo, All Killa No Filla) as she tries brand new characters for her 2026 tour.
‘Very much the rock ‘n’ Roll star of British comedy’
★★★★★ Broadway World ★★★★★Opening Night ★★★★Chortle ★★★★The Skinny
A brand new work in progress show from Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Lara Ricote.
Lara Ricote is a Mexican-American-Venezuelan stand up comedian and writer whose debut show, GRL/LATNX/DEF, won the Best Newcomer Award at the 2022 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The year before that, she won the 2021 Funny Stage Women Award.
Since starting to work in the UK in 2021, she’s been on Mitchell and Webb Are Not Helping, Mel Giedroyc’s Unforgivable, Question Team (Dave), QI (BBC), Alan Davies’ As Of Yet Untitled, Comedy Central Live, World’s Most Dangerous Roads and Live at the Apollo. She has performed all over the UK, Europe and Argentina. She performs in both Spanish and in English.
The Guardian describes her as a “razor-sharp goofball,” and her debut show as a “riotously inventive show that blurs notions of race, gender and disability.”
Following multiple sell-out runs and a UK tour, Celya AB (Live At The Apollo, Off Menu, Melbourne Comedy Festival, Just For Laughs) is working on her brand new show. ‘One of the most gifted joke writers of our age’ **** (Chortle.co.uk). ‘She has claimed her crown and her mastery over the stand up art form’ ***** (PepperAndSalt.uk). ‘Her quips are slick, her one-liners razor sharp, and her caustic wit and pithy anecdotes dazzle the mind’ **** (Entertainment-Now.com). ‘A comic shooting to fame’ **** (List). **** (Scotsman).
This IS a drill! The eldest daughter of UK comedy is back in Glasgow trialling her spiciest material to date.
Join Taskmaster champion & panel show princess Sophie Duker as she tests out scandalous new jokes for her 2026/27 epic. Strap in, sit tight and do not adjust your sets as we bring you… The Sophie Duker Show.
Eleanor Hickey was raised on a remote Scottish island and as the daughter of a musician, began singing as soon as she could talk. She’s enjoyed airplay courtesy of BBC Introducing, Single of the Week on BBC Rapal and performed at festivals such as Celtic Connections and Solas. Here debut EP is scheduled for release on the 7 November 2025 with a launch event to celebrate at The Old Hairdressers in GLASGOW on Friday 28 November 2025
Kev Howell has enjoyed airplay across BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio, and his debut album Haunting Ambition, was nominated for the Scottish Album of the Year Award (SAY Award). To date, he’s clocked-up over 130,000 streams and toured the UK several times, supporting acts including Gerry Cinnamon, Bill Ryder-Jones (The Coral), John Power (Cast / The La’s), Ben Ottewell (Gomez). He joins The Demographic and CRASHKID! at The Poetry Club at SWG3 in GLASGOW on 25 September 2025 and headlines The Old Hairdressers in GLASGOW on Friday 21 November 2025
Dr Andy Mycock will provide a comedy lecture (à la Dave Gorman) on the cultural history of cocks (phallic not fowl). He will explore how cocks have shaped our history and culture, and the importance of ‘cock art’. He will then offer the audience an opportunity to create their own ‘cock art’ through a host of creative art approaches (or watch others with a refreshing beverage). Best ‘cock art’ wins prizes and will join his ‘Exhibition of Mycock’!
After a string of sell out shows across the North of England, this is the first time Scotland will get to see Mycock!
Eagerman headline in Glasgow for the first time, celebrating the release of their upcoming debut EP.
Supports TBA
Possession Records prsents
SOFT RIOT (Glasgow UK)
VIGILANCE STATE (Newcastle-upon-Tyne UK)
INVISIBLE LOGIC (Glasgow UK)
SYNTH • MINIMAL • COLDWAVE • ELECTRONIC
POSTPUNK • DARKWAVE • EBM • NEW WAVE
More information at www.possessionrecords.com/2025-12-05/
On Glasgow’s Possession Records , Soft Riot is JJD, a Glasgow-based Canadian who has over the last number of years released six albums and has toured off to locations all over Europe and parts of North America, with fans tucked into many corners of the globe. For this show Soft Riot will be trying out new material from a new, forthcoming album entitled Crux which will be out in 2026.
Soft Riot‘s sound — after much deliberation — can be described as “synthesizer-based electronic post-punk”, as his writing approach comes from a punk/hardcore background and pulls in elements from numerous darker electronic genres including synth pop, italo, EBM, art rock and more.
www.softriot.com
softriot.bandcamp.com
instagram.com/softriot/
This Newcastle-based duo — actively playing out for a number of years now — creates a compelling dystopian analogue soundscape straight from the northern industrial heartland, working in a style that mixes EBM, electro and dark techno. A synthesis of resonant vocals, mournful minimalism and brutalist bass, the State’s sound is inspired by modern legend and ancient lore.
vigilance-state.co.uk
vigilancestate.bandcamp.com
Fresh to playing live shows this year, Invisible Logic is a synth-driven project from Glasgow musician Ian Van Bass, doing a fine take on minimal synth and first wave synth-pop. His debut self-titled album was released in summer 2025 and is worth checking out!
Join Jumbo Gibson for a night of pure celebration as the Beatles’ Rubber Soul turns 60.
Experience all 14 tracks live; from ‘Drive My Car’ to ‘Run For Your Life’ and every track in between. The band will play classics such as ‘Norwegian Wood’, ‘Nowhere Man’, ‘Michelle’ and ‘In My Life’, as well as the single, ‘We Can Work It Out’ b/w ‘Day Tripper’ (released the same day as the album back in 1965).
Jumbo Gibson are one of Scotland’s most renowned live and originals bands, playing events and festivals around the country for the past decade. 12 out of the 14 songs on Rubber Soul were never played live by The Beatles themselves, so this is a one-off opportunity for you to hear how they would have sounded, played authentically by a 4-piece band.
And if that isn’t enough for you, the evening will close with a second set packed full of Beatles classics.
No wigs… no costumes… no gimmicks… no backing tracks… just Fab music, played live!
“We are not a tribute band, so don’t expect wigs and costumes. We are Beatles fans (like you) who just happen to be in a band together and who love a challenge. We have been very meticulous in our rehearsals and instrumentation to ensure that this will be an authentic experience that all Fabs fans will enjoy – including us! We’d love for you to join us”
– Jumbo Gibson
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