Suzanne Oswald

[rating: 4/5] A man with a fine skill for musical storytelling and it can only get better over time.

[rating: 4/5] Josh Tillman brings his charismatic troubadour alter-ego Father John Misty to Glasgow and puts in a truly compelling performance.

[rating: 4/5] It's a nostalgic night at the Hydro as Noel Gallagher proves he's still got the ability to conquer any arena with his songbook full of timeless classics.

[rating: 4/5] A triumphant homecoming victory lap for the synth-pop trio who continue to do Glasgow proud.

[rating: 4/5] The 1975 prove themselves to be one of the most exciting pop acts around at the moment with a stunning visual show at the O2 Academy.

[rating: 5/5] Foals take on the Hydro as part of their first arena tour, proving they deserve a seat among the best of British guitar rock.

[rating: 3/5] Gone are the denim shorts, the swirly mane of long blonde hair and folksy pop songs, as singer returns to Glasgow with a brand new image and sound.

The Maccabees deliver a career-spanning set full of passion and intensity, emphasising their evolution into a complex and mature rock band.

[rating: 4/5] Slaves become a visceral force when they play live.

The View literally bring the roof down in Glasgow's O2 Academy.