Glasgow’s Music Mile Tour
Glasgow’s Music Mile Tour takes you through the heart of the city’s legendary live music scene.
From iconic venues to hidden gems. This guided walking tour explores the places where careers were launched, legends were made. The places that earned Glasgow its reputation as a UNESCO City of Music.
What to Expect
Your Glasgow’s Music Mile Tour begins at the steps of the Sauchiehall Street entrance to the Royal Concert Hall and weaves its way through the city centre. Along the route, your guide shares stories about world-famous acts and unforgettable gigs that took place in venues such as King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, the Conservatoire, and Nice N Sleazy. You’ll hear behind-the-scenes tales, discover the city’s musical evolution and learn how Glasgow continues to influence global music culture.
Highlights of the Experience
Highlights include visiting the venues where Oasis, Franz Ferdinand and many more got their start. You’ll walk streets where buskers became stars and hear anecdotes from promoters, performers and fans. Furthermore, the passion of your guide — often a musician or industry insider — brings the tour to life, making it perfect for music lovers of all kinds.
Where to Meet
Glasgow’s Music Mile Tour usually starts at the steps of the Sauchiehall Street entrance to the Royal Concert Hall on Buchanan Street. It’s easily accessible by subway, train or bus from anywhere in the city. Make sure to arrive 10–15 minutes early to check in and meet your guide.
