29th May 2025 to 31st May 2025 | |
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Various Locations Glasgow | |
£8.50 + BF / £4.50 + BF | |
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Clyde Chorus will see an eclectic mix of performances across some of the city’s most iconic venues along the River Clyde, including Box Hub Vennel, SWG3 Warehouse, The Savings Bank, Hilton Garden Inn, and Pearce Institute.
Kicking things off on Thursday 29th May is Nathan Evans and The Saint Phnx Band, headlining the opening showcase event at SEC Armadillo with special guests Scottish Opera who will take the opportunity to celebrate the talent of Glasgow’s young people. Their exclusive production will see 300 of the city’s school children present ‘Built on the Clyde’ as part of the opening night.
From big-band and vintage-sounds at The Hilton Garden Inn, electrifying house music and high-energy rap at Box Hub Vennel, a showcase of the finest talent from Glasgow’s Colleges at SWG3 Warehouse, or a Festival Showcase from Mela and Glasgow Jazz Festival at The Savings Bank, Friday 30th May will highlight the diverse talent on offer from the city.
Saturday 31st May will see a family dance party take place at Box Hub Vennel, a Showcase from Govan Music Festival and musicians from Àrd-Sgoil Ghàidhlig Ghlaschu, plus a BSL interpreted show with Nina Nesbitt at The Pearce Institute, whilst an indie-music showcase with Lucia and The Best Boys, and a Celtic Connections Showcase take place at The Savings Bank.
The lineup consists of performers who are originally from Glasgow, have grown up here or who now call Glasgow “home”, and Clyde Chorus will highlight how the city has shaped them and helped them contribute to the legacy which the city is renowned for around the world. Not only this, but Clyde Chorus looks to the future generations, highlighting performers who will continue to build upon this legacy, and showcase why Glasgow is a UNESCO City of Music for years to come.
Ticket prices across all shows will be kept to £8.50 + booking fee to encourage attendance while managing capacities effectively, ensuring that audiences from all backgrounds can take part in this citywide musical moment. Concession tickets will be available at a price of £4.50 + booking fee.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of Glasgow’s milestone 850th anniversary celebrations and experience the city’s vibrant music scene!
THURSDAY 29TH MAY:
Nathan Evans & The Saint Phnx Band + Scottish Opera
SEC Armadillo / 7pm - 10pm
Kicking things off on Thursday 29th May is Nathan Evans & The Saint Phnx Band, headlining the opening showcase event at SEC Armadillo on Thursday 29th May, with special guests Scottish Opera who will take the opportunity to celebrate the talent of Glasgow’s young people. Their exclusive production will see 300 of the city’s school children present ‘Built on the Clyde’ as part of the opening night.
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