King Tuts Summer Nights

About King Tut's Summer Nights

King Tut's Summer Nights 2026 is a music festival held in Glasgow, Scotland, focusing on rock, pop, and indie genres. It takes place at the renowned King Tut's Wah Wah Hut. The festival spans eight weeks each summer, featuring around 30 shows and over 100 emerging acts. This festival is noted for its role in launching new musical talent in Scotland.

Lineup and Programme

The festival's lineup includes emerging artists such as Marigold, Sean Choon & The Prawn Monsoon, Öpaque, Val Mavis, and angelface. King Tut's Summer Nights delivers a vibrant program of live music, showcasing a diverse range of rock, pop, and indie performances across its eight-week run. Each night presents an opportunity to discover fresh talent in an intimate setting.

Who Is It For?

The festival primarily attracts young adult fans of indie and rock music. With an 18+ age policy, King Tut's Summer Nights is suited to adults rather than families. The lively club atmosphere caters to those eager to explore new music and engage in energetic performances.

The Venue and Site

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, located on St. Vincent Street in Glasgow, offers a standing-room-only experience with a capacity of about 300 people. Established in 1990, this intimate venue is celebrated for its atmospheric live shows and history of showcasing artists early in their careers.

• Nearest mainline train station: Glasgow Central, approximately a 10-minute walk away.
• Low-level train stations: Charing Cross and Anderston, also close by.
• Nearby subway stops: St George's Cross and Cowcaddens.
• Major roads: M8 motorway and Clydeside Expressway (A814).
• Located in central Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city.