easy
2 hours
Casual walking fitness recommended, no special physical condition required
Discover Glasgow's legendary music scene on a lively 2-hour walking tour of iconic venues and historic spots. Dive into the city's musical roots and hear stories behind its legendary bands.
2 Hours • Ages 14+ • City Centre
Embark on the Music Mile tour, a captivating 2-hour journey through Glasgow's vibrant music scene. Discover legendary venues, hear stories of iconic bands, and stand on the stage at King Tut’s, where stars like Oasis began their careers. Experience the rich musical heritage that defines this dynamic city.
2 hours
Pre-booking is essential, Runs 30.04.24-28.09.24
**At present, we cannot guarantee entrance to our partner venues King Tut’s and Nice ‘n’ Sleazy as they are still finalising their plans for re-opening. We will update this information as regularly as we can. Contact us for more specific details: info@glasgowmusiccitytours.com
From the Royal Concert Hall to King Tut’s via the Conservatoire, the Music Mile tour is a whistle-stop guide around Glasgow city centre, an area teeming with music venues past and present.
Hear tales from the heyday of the late, lamented Apollo; check out the home of Celtic Connections and marvel at the many successful bands that started out at King Tut’s.
Finishing at the famous venue, this tour includes the opportunity to follow in the early footsteps of Oasis, Blur, and the Manic Street Preachers. Depending on access, you may have the chance to stand under the lights at King Tut’s and grab a selfie on the stage that helped launch so many great acts.
The Music Mile tour is a great way to see what makes Glasgow’s music scene tick.
Join us as we explore a neighbourhood rich in both musical myths and scuzzy backroom stages where the next generation of guitar heroes are paying their dues.
Due to licensing laws, this tour has a minimum age of 14.
Since the tour is walking-based, sturdy shoes will help you enjoy every part of the experience.
Capture stories and memories from the tour to relive later or share with friends.
Ensure you know the schedule so you can plan your day accordingly.
Glasgow weather can be unpredictable, so dress accordingly for comfort.
Glasgow's modern music scene blossomed in the 1980s, but its roots stretch back to traditional folk and brass bands, shaping the city’s musical diversity.
The tour supports local music venues and promotes Glasgow's vibrant live music scene, helping sustain its cultural heartbeat.
Supportive shoes help you enjoy the tour without discomfort.
Capture memorable moments and stories along the route.
Be prepared for Glasgow’s variable weather conditions.
Jot down stories and details to enhance your experience.