Animal Society is a new sound in UK jazz. Ringleader Joe Williamson, guitarist and winner of Young Scottish Jazz Musician Of The Year 2018 presents daring new music - cutting-edge electric jazz with the uncompromising power of a stadium rock band.

2020’s Rising Star winner at the Scottish Jazz Awards, Anoushka Nanguy and her band the Noushy Quartet. The young trombonist teams up with guitarist James MacKay, drummer Peru Eizagirre and double-bassist Ewan Hastie.

Award winning chanteuse, and a singer songwriter in her own right, Christine Bovill combines enthralling storytelling with a wry, Glaswegian sense of humour, and an unforgettable voice which is smoky, evocative and emotive.

One of the hottest young groups in European jazz, pianist Fergus McCreadie’s trio has begun 2021 in terrific form. Released in January on the prestigious Edition Records label, the trio’s second album, Cairn earned five stars from Mojo.

Georgia Cécile is at the helm of an exciting new wave of UK female jazz talents. Tipped as ‘One To Watch’ by BBC Introducing and Jazzwise Magazine. Her accessible approach to jazz provides the key to her crossover appeal.

Prime Trio, comprising of guitarist Kevin Mackenzie with former Young Scottish Jazz Musician of the Year, Peter Johnstone on organ and first-call drummer Doug Hough as part of Glasgow Jazz Fest!

Glasgow-based record collector, DJ and music lover Rebecca Vasmant will be playing a special set mixing sounds from all over the world.

One of the U.K’s most prominent women in Jazz. She began playing alto saxophone at the age of sixteen. In 1995  Laura was given a full scholarship to Berklee School of Music in Boston and graduated in 1997.

corto.alto comprises a collective of skilled musicians who craft aurally nourishing music paired with visually rich video content.

Nick Peacock is a photographer, occasional filmmaker and pioneering DJ with a legendary reputation on the Glasgow club scene.

Ryan Quigley is one of the most in-demand lead and jazz trumpet players in the UK as well as a highly regarded composer, arranger and educator.

A new musical collaboration between Scottish artist, composer, producer and the mastermind behind the multi award-winning band ‘Federation of the Disco Pimp’ Marco Cafolla, and critically acclaimed saxophonist Konrad Wiszniewski.

Mark Robb is a crowd-pulling DJ and political activist, known for his northern soul parties, which come with the tunes, dancing and mod style alike.

Multi award winning guitarist and composer MARTIN TAYLOR has established a unique musical career as an internationally acclaimed musician, and his inimitable style has seen him recognised as the world’s foremost exponent of solo jazz guitar playing.

Graeme Stephen has been playing guitar since the age of 9. Today he leads and contributes to a multitude of musical projects in Scotland and overseas, playing a wide array of styles from free improvised jazz to Scottish folk.

Paul Towndrow is a Scottish saxophonist, composer, arranger and educator. He won the Audience Prize at The 2003 World Saxophone Competition and is a member of Scotland’s flagship jazz orchestra, the Scotland National Jazz Orchestra.