About This Event

Join us for a Q&A and book signing as part of Rip It Up at The Pyramid Weekender, presented by The Pyramid at Anderston and BFI FAN 1:45pm Doors open 2:00pm Panel discussion and Q&A (approx 1 hour) Tickets: free, booking required Fiona Shepherd and Alison Stroak, in conversation with Alistair Braidwood Music memories, and lively conversation as the co-authors, and creators of Glasgow City Music Tours, delve into the stories behind Glasgow’s vibrant music scene – from iconic venues and unforgettable gigs to the artists and moments that shaped the city’s reputation as a global music capital. Insight, nostalgia, and a few behind-the-scenes tales you won't hear anywhere else! The event will include an audience Q&A and a book signing, offering you the chance to meet the authors and pick up a signed copy of this celebration of Scotland’s musical heart. Unreserved seating. If you have any access requirements, please contact info@thepyramid.scot so we can make arrangements. Our venue is fully accessible, and we can supply a free carer’s ticket. The 2026 BFI FAN UK-wide season, Rip It Up, explores and celebrates the changing face of youth rebellion, culture and expression – from joy to heartbreak – on screen in the UK. As part of the season, The Pyramid at Anderston presents Rip It Up at The Pyramid Weekender, co-curated with Ken McCluskey (The Bluebells) and in partnership with Street Level Photoworks. A packed weekend of film, music, photography and special guests, with our host and MC for the weekend, Alistair Braidwood, including: an exhibition drawn from the archives of Harry Papadopolous, Glastonbury images by Jill Furmanovsky, exclusive event screenings, a special walk with Glasgow Music City Tour, book signings, live performance, print your own merch and memorabilia with Print Clan and Letterspace, pop up portrait studio, live DJ sets and a vinyl, books and merchandise fair, will take over the iconic Pyramid on Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th September. The Pyramid Weekender is part of Rip It Up, supported by Film Hub Scotland as part of the BFI Film Audience Network (FAN), made possible by the National Lottery.

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