The List

10/10/2025

'He's created a vital archive that connects the crushing of unions in the 1980s with our current era of zero-hour contracts and precarious living standards'

You can now see this comprehensive discussion of the Women Against Pit Closures organisation in cinemas.

While dry in its delivery, Daniel Draper’s documentary about the Women Against Pit Closures group shines a light on a piece of history fading from popular consc

10/10/2025

'Glasgow’s humour has always been a part of its identity. And it deserves a club like this.'

After 25 years The Stand has found a new home in Lansdowne Church, proving yet again that phenomenal patter is Glasgow's true religion.

As Glasgow comedy venue The Stand relocates after 25 years, Jay Richardson checks out its ecclesiastical new home and the opportunities it presents for the much

10/10/2025

Time to get your game on – Glasgow 2026 ticket pre-sale dates have been announced.

If you want to be at the heart of the action next summer, pre-register by Thursday 16 October for your chance to be one of the first to access tickets for Glasgow 2026’s sporting extravaganza ⤵️

The window is fast closing on pre-registration for next year's Commonwealth Games

10/10/2025

'I Swear is a tremendously moving tale of overcoming adversity that'll break your heart before piecing it right back together again'

Before you grab your tickets, read our verdict on the new biopic hitting cinemas today. 🎫

While formulaic, this true-life story of Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson is deeply heartfelt and features astonishing performances

10/10/2025

Stirling Science Festival is back and better than ever. From Monday 13–Saturday 18 October, take a dive into a world of discovery and fun for the whole family.

Activities, workshops and exhibitions are taking place in a range of venues across Stirling in the festival’s biggest programme to date!

Find out more ➡️ http://www.stirlingsciencefestival.org

10/10/2025

Norwegian pop phenomenon Sigrid has announced her first full-scale tour since 2023, as she prepares to launch her new album There’s Always More That I Could Say.

The endearing pop phenomenon will hit venues in London, Birmingham, Manchester and more next March

09/10/2025

'I bet we were all funny to our parents when we were angry teenagers'

The Seagull opens at Edinburgh's Lyceum Theatre tonight. Before the curtain is raised, we caught up with Tallulah Greive to talk rebellion, camaraderie and the slightly less theatrical prospect of being hit by a bus.

Read the full article ➡️ https://list.co.uk/news/tallulah-greive-on-the-seagull-theres-a-real-generosity-with-everyones-time-and-energy-47492

09/10/2025

'Having O'Hagan as a guide through his own reminiscences is akin to being ensconced in a cosy pub on a filthy night, enveloping the reader with recollections of times gone by and offering succour like a literary hot toddy.'

On Friendship is out today, check out our full review ⤵️

The Scottish author's latest book is a treatise on the meaning of human connection

09/10/2025

Leave the central belt behind for some great Scottish cultural hits. This month we're spotlighting a rapidly rising jazz saxophonist, pointing our telescopes at an unmissable story of star-crossed aliens, testing the limits of the human body, and more.

08/10/2025

'The first rule of Covet club is to book quality bands and create a sense of identity and community.'

Rising Glasgow band Tanzana are shaking up the scene with their own club at Tut's, a sound they describe as 'quiet creepy' and a stage presence that is 'a bit weird and freaky', cementing their spot as a band to watch.

Our column celebrating new music to watch continues with rising Glasgow band Tanzana. They chat to Fiona Shepherd about curating their own regular night at King

08/10/2025

Glasgow-based cellist and performance artist, Simone Seales, has announced their debut album Dearest, set for release on Friday 21 November.

Described as a celebration of q***r first love, the album blends poetry with Seales' remarkably dynamic cello playing.

The Glasgow-based cellist will release the album, which they describe as a celebration of ‘q***r first love’, this November

07/10/2025

🎃 Paisley Halloween Festival is back on Friday 24 & Saturday 25 October!

Expect a spooky 300-strong parade, eerie displays, live entertainment, tasty street food & more. Entry is free but VIP grandstand tickets are also available for £15 with hot drink & treat. 👻🎫

Don’t miss one of Scotland’s top Halloween events!
➡️ www.paisley.is/halloween
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