O2 ABC, Glasgow

Eight piece Scottish and Canadian 'indie pop meets carnival rock' collective featuring former Delgados member Emma Pollock, as well as Karine Polwart, and King Creosote.

Guns N Roses tribute act from London, mirroring the look as well as the sound of the hard rockers at their peak.

Wales-based post hardcore outfit providing a home-grown antidote to American nu metal.

Oasis tribute act.

Thoroughly spaced-out psychedelic rock act with their own mythology around which many of their albums are based. Their oft-changing line-up currently features both key members Daevid Allen and Steve Hillage.

One time member of Procul Harum and former collaborator with Bryan Ferry.

Live show from the Glasgow indie-folk scene acoustic singer songwriter.

The former Deep Purple bassist promotes his new solo album, Soul Mover.

Fiery Harlem-bred hip-hop chanteuse.

Slightly twee melodic folk pop from this Edinburgh five-piece.

Tales of teenage life in London set to keyboards, guitar and hip hop beats.

Jazz, funk and rock with a Latin flavour from this Melbourne six-piece.

Sheffield synth-pop veterans, formed in the early 80s by former Human League members Martyn Ware and Ian Craig Marsh, along with vocalist Glenn Gregory.

Mercury-nominated quartet and champions of blissful euphoric pop.

Famed for the energy, humour and spontaneity of their live performances, the six from Detroit are best known for their eccentric anthems, Danger! High Voltage and Gay Bar.

British rockers with an interest in science fiction.

Hard rock tribute action with Livewire AC/DC and Limehouse Lizzy. Livewire present both the Bon Scott & Brian Johnson eras of the band - with two very individual singers in the same explosive performance, while (more)

Live performance from The Doors Alive, a tribute band to the legendary The Doors.

Eighties soft rockers best known for The Final Countdown.

Led Zeppelin tribute who play over 100 concerts a year.