Throughout January, King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut will welcome some of Scotland’s most exciting emerging artists to its iconic stage. Across every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday throughout the month, fans can discover up-and-coming acts and new favourites at the legendary venue. Since its opening in 1990, King Tut’s has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most vital venues for discovering new music, providing a launchpad for up-and-coming artists. Over the years, New Year’s Revolution has spotlighted many artists who have gone on to achieve huge success, with previous lineups featuring acts such as Lewis Capaldi, Walt Disco and Brooke Combe. The 2027 festival will continue this legacy by giving gig-goers the chance to discover the stars of tomorrow with another exciting lineup, showcasing over 80 artists across a multitude of genres. Headliners include indie wave-makers Hazy Sundays, alt-rocker brothers Stuffed Animals and pop prodigies bodyheat. Also set to perform are The Citrines, Fatale, Ewan McKenna and The Goodtrips. Meg Denholm, Booker of King Tut’s New Year’s Revolution, said: “New Year’s Revolution is always a highlight in the King Tut’s calendar and 2027’s edition is shaping up to be unmissable. “For many emerging artists, this will be their first time playing at Tut’s, and being able to give them the opportunity to perform on such an iconic stage and take those next steps in their careers is something we’re incredibly proud of. “With over 80 artists performing throughout January, we can’t wait to welcome audiences in to discover their new favourite artist and play a part in championing the next generation of Scottish talent.” King Tut’s New Year’s Revolution provides the opportunity to hear the very best of grassroots music in Scotland, all under one roof. The coveted ‘Golden Ticket’ will be returning for 2027, with a very limited number available for £85, allowing diehard fans access to the entirety of the festival and offering value for money as unbeatable as the lineup.

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