Music events in Lanarkshire on Sunday 29th March 2026
Events in Lanarkshire
Music events taking place in Lanarkshire on Sunday 29th March 2026 are listed below or use the filters to narrow down the results:
Big Band Bublé
Scotland's number one Buble tribute act, Michael Hastie and Scotland's record-breaking big band, Jon Ritchie and That Swing Sensation bring 'Big Band Buble' to Lanternhouse on Sunday 29th March!
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Bothwell Philharmonic Choir Rehearsals
Bothwell Philharmonic Choir hold weekly rehearsals on Sunday evenings in the Church Centre at Bothwell Parish Church... new singers are welcome in every section!
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Live Music Sundays
Join Joe Gallacher and Daniel Rooney for some live music at ORA Bar as part of their Live Music Sundays!
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Music Events Further Afield
Prepare for an afternoon of fun as the future stars of jazz in Scotland – and beyond – demonstrate their instrumental skills to get your toes tapping – suitable for the whole family!
Calling all vinyl collectors, crate diggers, and music lovers... Bathgate is getting its own dedicated Record Fair! Expect a friendly atmosphere, great music, and plenty of vinyl to explore.
If you’ve only heard Debussy’s opera in the theatre, you haven’t heard it all, and this concert performance will bring out every shimmer and sigh of Debussy’s astonishing score.
St James Quarter's much loved Edinburgh STYLE event returns for 2026, with an expanded five-day programme running from Wednesday 25th to Sunday 29th March!
Join The Monarch Bar in Dunfermline for a weekend of music against racism with some amazing bands and prizes to be won!
With wonderful musicals, hilarious comedies and revealing dramas, there is something for everyone to tuck into at A Play, A Pie and A Pint at Oran Mor Glasgow - alongside pies and pints of course!
Brand NEW for 2026 and coming to Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Beautiful Crazy is an exciting and authentic theatrical celebration of one of the biggest country stars on the planet... Luke Combs!
Award-winning and critically acclaimed British singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone returns to Glasgow for a headline show at the Old Fruitmarket on Sunday 29th March!
The first Paisley Arts Festival, running from Friday 27th March until Sunday 29th March, is bringing three days of unforgettable live performances, music and visual arts to the town!
From Punk to Paolo is a live celebration of Paisley's contemporary music story, from the energy of punk through to the success of Paolo Nutini, all curated and hosted by BBC Broadcaster, Vic Galloway!
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