Best nightclubs Glasgow

Stereo is coolness incarnate, with vegan food and organic spirits on the ground floor, and nights devoted to house and techno in the basement. The programming is of quality and attracts many aficionados of good sounds. Live performances, between DJ sets, pop and rock, take place several times a week. You will find all the information on their website, with the possibility to buy your tickets online. The hall can accommodate up to 300 people and the building was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh himself.

In a large refurbished hangar south of the West End, SWG3 is an art exhibition centre, concert hall and nightclub. The calendar is very varied and you have to keep up to date on their website so that you don't miss the arrival of a good band or a famous DJ. The programming is extremely rich with events every day. You'll always have a discovery to make! You can also come outside concerts to discover the high quality exhibitions, have a drink or a bite to eat at the Acid Bar.

Inspired by the southern United States, this nightclub regularly features rock, blues and soul. Live music is frequent and you can also eat a bite to eat there, pizzas and tacos in particular. Once is not customary in Glasgow, there are many American whiskies, but also cocktails and craft beers, with local references, but also imported beers from all over the world. The kitchens are open until the end of the night (2 hours) to satisfy night-time cravings. Live sessions take place every night.

Created in 1987 by two trendy DJs, Sub Club is often presented as the best address in town in terms of acoustics and quality of guests. It has also often received international awards and is reputed to be among the best clubs in the world. His reputation is well established, which allows him to do anything he wants. It features the hottest labels and artists from all over the world in front of 400 people. In addition to the club, there is also a Nautilus Rising record label and a Sub Club SoundSystem festival.

Open for almost 30 years, this huge club is one of the favourites of the city's youth, especially for its cheap drinks. It has no less than eight halls and eleven bars, which ensure warm and lively nights where up to 750 people meet. The music varies from rock, to indie, funk, dance and R'n'B, depending on where you are. Prince nevertheless gave a concert that became a legend in 1995. Since then, it has welcomed other stars who have won a few gold records: Panic at the Disco, Fallout Boy...

Gigs and club nights have been going on since 1990 at this very famous Sauchiehall Street venue. The selection is electric, very rock'n'roll, and features a lot of new talent. Monday's live and acoustic sessions are often free and up to 400 people can gather here. You can also have a bite to eat, not pub-inspired, but Japanese inspired, as they serve noodles and other traditional dishes revisited, with a wide choice of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Nice, isn't it?