SENGA will release an LP next month.

Following a solo EP and a collaborative effort with Scottish MC Shogun, the Glasgow-born producer, real name Sean Cosgrove, presents a hyper-personal debut album in the form of 'The Days Are Long but the Years Are Short'.

Glasgow-based label and collective Numbers have teamed up with national charity Youth Music to launch a work experinence programme for 18-25-year-olds.

A new exhibition by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller is opening this month.

A Scottish nightclub is trialling a new technology that harnesses the heat generated from those on the dancefloor to help power the venue, in turn reducing emissions. 

SWG3 in Glasgow is reportedly the first venue in the world to test the BODYHEAT system. The initiative is being rolled out as part of the UN-backed COP26 climate conference, which begins in the city on 31st October.

A new grime and hip-hop conference is set to take place in Glasgow this summer.

Set to launch in July, the inaugural edition of HANG — Scotland's first conference dedicated to grime and hip-hop — will take place at Glasgow venue SWG3, with an aim to "inspire and empower members of Scotland's hip hop and grime communities".

Hacienda Classical has announced a run of shows taking place later this year.

The live event, a concert which sees orchestral renditions of much loved classic club records from The Hacienda’s heritage performed on stage, will make four additional stops in the UK this summer and beyond - with the sold-out, rescheduled Manchester performance featuring as part of the mini tour.

Playground Festival have announced the first wave of acts performing at next year's event.

The festival, which is scheduled to take place in Glasgow's southside from Friday 30th July to Sunday 1st August next year, hosted their first event in 2019. Welcoming the likes of Groove Armada, Maribou State and Hot Chip to Rouken Glen Park, Playground have now revealed the headliners performing across the weekend in 2021.

Legendary Glasgow club and theatre The Arches is to be the focus of a new book.

Due out in November 2021 through indie publisher Salamander Street, 'Brickwork: A Biography Of The Arches' is the work of two former employees of the Argyle Street venue: Kirstin Innes and David Bratchpiece. Based around interviews with key figures from the club's history, the book offers an oral history of the 24 years that it operated from 1991 to 2015.

Glasgow’s Sub Club has launched a Save Our Sub fundraiser to prevent permanent closure.

An institution with a 33-year-legacy in Glasgow, Sub Club shared a statement today (7th July) announcing that they are at risk of closure, and have launched the #SaveOurSub crowdfunder with the target of £90,000.