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The Clubs in the city are varied and ever changing. Most clubs alter their music themes week by week and on certain days there will be a different kind of music. Please check out with the club by phone.
Strawberry Fields |
We open Four nights currently The second Part of the night is given over to the worship of cheesy
chart and pop music and cost £5 but you may stay in free if
you are already in. |
56 Oswald Street |
Alaska |
Now closed |
142 Bath Lane |
Archaos |
Good, dance night out in large venue. Generally well-dressed crowd. Always stage acts on Sundays (fire eaters, platform dancers etc). Under 18s disco each week also. |
25 Queen Street |
Asylum @ Caledonian University |
|
70 Cowcaddens Road |
Babaza |
Professional clubbing crowd. Commercial dance and student music. Open until 3am with some nights opened till 5am (drink until 3 am). |
Royal Exchange Square |
Bar Lautrec's |
Pub with soul music nights. |
14a Woodlands Terrace |
Bennets |
Gay night club, with cheesy dance tunes. |
80 Glassford Street |
Blackfriars Underground |
Hellfire is the monthly Fetish Club on the first Saturday of each month. |
36 Bell Street |
Bonkers |
Closed, planning to reopen in the New Year |
Hope Street |
Budda |
|
142 St Vincent Street |
Change at Jamaica |
After work on a Friday night crowd. |
Clyde Place |
Cleopatra's |
A traditional dance venue on Great Western Road. A short walk from Kelvinbridge Underground Station. |
508 Great Western Road |
Cottiers |
Good food, day and night. NO CLUB EVENINGS. Affiliated with popular theatre. Very comfortable with many locals and arty types, dahling!. |
93 Hyndland Street |
Destiny |
Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday, boasting some of the best DJ's and peripheral entertainers in Scotland. Destiny has 7 bars & an excellent diner spread over 2 floors. PRACTICE SOME SOCIAL LIFE every THURSDAY - Commercial Dance & Sexy R'n'B. PLAYING THE DECKS every FRIDAY - Current chart, Commercial Dance & Sexy R'n'B A GOOD WORK OUT every SATURDAY - Club Classics |
18 Cambridge Street |
Fiddlers Court |
Again like some of the clubs it is also a comfortable bar. |
45 - 47 Bell Street |
Firebird |
Good food in a relaxed atmosphere. |
1321 Argyll Street |
Fixx II |
A bar which has club evenings. |
86 Miller Street |
Fury Murry's |
Always Drinks promos. Chart hits/Indie upstairs on Saturday nights. Popular with students. |
96 Maxwell Street |
g2 |
Behind the Garage. Uplifting house music, drinks promos - usual student nights. Saturdays are graduate club nights. Reduced prices for selected drinks. |
490/474 Sauchiehall Street |
Glasgow School of Art |
Drum & Bass nights. Friday fortnightly - 'Turbulence'. 'My Machines' established 4 years - techno night. |
167 Renfrew Street |
Glasgow University Union |
Cheap drink. Occasional events. |
32 University Avenue |
Good Foot at the Riverside |
Goodfoot plays Northern,
Motown,6T's funk from midnight till 3 am on the First Friday of
every month. Entry is £5. |
33 Fox Street |
Havana |
Good food. Salsa nights - salsa dancing lessons |
50 Hope Street |
King Tut's Wah Wah Hut |
A great place to see emerging bands, always been popular.Tthis was the venue in which Oasis was discovered. |
St Vincent Street |
Legs'n'co |
The Ultimate Lap Dancing Experience. Phone for more details open 7 days a week |
86 Maxwell Street |
Media |
,It describes its self as intimate, stylish and personal. With a capacity of 400 it is aiming to be personal. Reliable residents are offering “neat tunes and funky beats”. |
142 Renfield Street |
Nice 'n' Sleazy |
Pub with regular bands and occasional DJ sets. |
421 Sauchiehall Street |
Planet Peach |
Glasgow's ORIGINAL black music night. Brings a night of Upfront and HOT HIP-HOP and FRESH R'N'B 28/8/00 James Fullerton suppliez the goods. |
34 Queen street |
Polo Lounge |
Voted the UK's best Gay Venue 1999, this club with its superbly furnished bars is a must. |
84 Wilson Street |
Rooftops |
Commercial dance. |
92 Sauchiehall Street |
Strathclyde University Student Union |
|
90 John Street |
Strawberry Fields |
We open Four nights currently
|
56 Oswald Street |
The Arches |
Various top dance nights with various DJs. 'Pressure' First Friday of month. 'Trade' First Saturday. 'Relief' Friday. |
Midland Street (off Jamaica
Street) |
The Attic@The Garage |
Upstairs in the Garage. Indie/Britpop. |
490 Sauchiehall Street |
The Cathouse |
Good crowd, with rock music and cheap booze. |
15 Union Street |
The Cooler |
|
Pitt Street |
The Garage |
This is the brother of g2. Regular cheap drink promos. Very big, open 7 nights and always busy. Typical varied student music. Occasional gig venue for bands. |
490 Sauchiehall Street |
The Shed |
VIEWERS COMMENTS: The Shed is fine for a local club. The usual no jeans or trainers dress code applies and the music is mostly cheesy, not hardcore or anything like that. Unfortunately it does tend to close earlier than city centre clubs, at two or two thirty. |
26 Langside Avenue |
The Temple |
A major club venue. |
193 Pitt Street |
The Tunnel |
Fridays has top dance nights with big tunes. Big name house DJs play regularly ie, Radio 1 DJs. |
84 Mitchell Street |
The Velvet Rooms |
|
Sauchiehall Street |
Diamond Dolls |
An adult strip club. |
Mitchell Street |
Tiger Tiger |
The Late Night Bar Restaurant and Club. |
The Glasshouse, |
Trash |
|
197 Pitt Street |
Yang |
Viewers recommends this as a pre club hang out. |
33 Queen Street |
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