Glasgow’s renowned grassroots music festival, King Tut’s Summer Nights, will return for 2026, bringing more than 100 emerging artists to the city across eight weeks of live performances this summer. Taking place at the iconic King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, the festival has established itself as one of the UK’s leading platforms for new and developing talent. This year’s lineup will feature 30 live shows spanning a wide range of genres, including rock, pop, indie and more, offering audiences the opportunity to discover the next generation of breakthrough artists. The festival will open on Thursday 9th July with a headline performance from Marigold, before concluding on Saturday 29th August with Sean Choon and The Prawn Monsoon. Additional performances throughout the festival will come from Öpaque, Val Mavis, angelface and Lupercalia, alongside many more rising acts from across the grassroots music scene. Over the years, King Tut’s Summer Nights has played an important role in spotlighting artists who have gone on to achieve widespread success, including Lewis Capaldi, The Snuts, Joesef and Katie Gregson-MacLeod. With a diverse and genre-spanning lineup for 2026, the festival continues its commitment to championing emerging talent and providing audiences with the chance to experience future breakout artists in an intimate live setting. Dedicated music fans will also be able to purchase the festival’s Golden Ticket, which grants access to all 30 shows across the duration of the event. Further information on the Golden Ticket and individual show tickets can be found via the King Tut’s website. Full Summer Nights 2026 lineup: • Thursday 9th July - Marigold / Just Someone Who Cared / Wanderer / Cora Manchester • Friday 10th July - Close Control / brittle / Bite the Bullet / Corrine • Saturday 11th July - PaperHouse / Evyn / ROGER BACON / Hazy Sunday • Thursday 16th July - Öpaque / Hoyden / Sinéad Miren / Double Vision • Friday 17th July - Flair / Ugly Ozo / shifter. / Submarine • Saturday 18th July - Probably Stella? / The goodtrips / The Lines / Letters From Lola • Sunday 19th July - Limerence / bed / Late Night Getaway Drivers / so boring. • Thursday 23rd July - ForFauna / WYTCHWOUND / The Suits / Rufus Case Stone • Friday 24th July - Slowdance / Spin Cycle / The Hawfcuts / The Fretas • Saturday 25th July - Heavy Heads / Panhead Sharps / Danara / Real Life Fear • Sunday 26th July - Rosie Alice / Maddie Nisbet / Ben Lauder / Natasha Oldcorn • Thursday 30th July - Lemon Drink / Maz & The Phantasms / Needle Green / Osmara • Friday 31st - Quality Control / the urban / Tourist Trap / brnoutbby • Saturday 1st August - Bistango / The Joshua Hotel / Wild Blue / Fool Circle • Sunday 2nd August - Joe Goodall (14+) / Quiet Years / Blair Gilmour • Thursday 6th August - Dugout / bodyheat / Filmstar / High Calibre • Friday 7th August - Val Mavis / LockerRoom / The Floordwellers / The Overalls • Saturday 8th August - Static Sky / Caligo / Nova Scotia / Stride • Sunday 9th August - Clay Rings / Mankover / Midnight Painters / Off-Peak Leisure • Thursday 13th August - angelface / no bad news in heaven / Aschari / Alas de Liona • Friday 14th August - allsorts / Lupercalia / circin / DISCOLA • Saturday 15th August - Oedipus and The Mama’s Boys / Boxing Club / The Second World War / The Tuesday Club • Thursday 20th August - Human Renegade / Met After Dark / Escape Goats / My Beautiful Mistake • Friday 21st August - Lint Bin / Carnality / MARCELINE / T-A • Saturday 22nd August - Eyes of Home / Landslide / Cherry Road • Sunday 23rd August - Lonely Daze / KB & The Raskals / Puppy Teeth • Thursday 23rd August - Esther’s Wife / New Year’s Prayer / Flame / Garland • Friday 28th August - Roller Disco Death Party / Bad Gravy / iwanttobeontv / Szliszka • Saturday 29th August - Sean Choon & The Prawn Monsoon / Aaron Miralles / We Funky Few / Alt Milk

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