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    The band Kneecap performing live on stage at St Luke's. The stage is illuminated by intense red lighting and heavy atmospheric smoke. In the background, a large, illuminated stained glass window is flanked by a pipe organ on the left and a balcony with audience members on the right. On stage, a DJ stands behind a desk on the left, while two vocalists are at the front; one in a hooded jacket and sunglasses gestures outwards, and the other stands to the right in dark clothing holding a microphone.

    Kneecap at Saint Lukes, Glasgow : Four Gigs in 24 Hours, and the Race to Number One

    ‘How amazing would it be to have an album called ‘Fenian’ number one in ...

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    Marc Bean
    Carla J Easton wearing a light green jumper with pink hearts, standing against blue and gold patterned wallpaper.

    Interview: Carla J Easton on ‘I Think That I Might Love You’, the Sonic Sisterhood, and Picking up the Guitar

    Long-term SNACK favourite Carla J Easton is back, and this time, she’s packing a ...

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    Andy Reilly

    SNACK Chats to

    SNACK Chats to brings you conversations with artists, cutators and professionals across music, books, ...

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    Hen Hoose x SNACK mag: Emerging Talent Spotlight

    We’re back with our new monthly feature in collaboration with the Hen Hoose collective. A ...

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    Puzzle (Spring/Summer 2026)

    Solutions below the page break. Crosswords compiled by Emily Geeson (standard) and Chris Queen ...

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    Olivia Dean at OVO Hydro, Glasgow – 23rd April (gig review)

    Olivia Dean is finally getting her flowers and her recent show at Glasgow’s OVO ...

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    Grace Richardson

    Ellur at King Tut’s, Glasgow (Gig review)

    ‘I know it’s a Sunday night, Glasgow, but are you up for it? Are ...

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    Marc Bean
    Cora Bissett, seated holding a megaphone, and Hannah Lavery, leaning against a red brick wall featuring a fly poster for Mayday. A pasting bucket and two face-down placards rest on the ground.

    Interview: Hannah Lavery and Cora Bissett on ‘Mayday’, Fighting Back, and the Power of Art

    A National Theatre of Scotland production, Mayday is for one night only, a curated ...

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    Donald Stewart