Live Music in Paisley This Week: The Best Gigs, Bands and Events Across Local Venues
Looking for live music in Paisley this week? Whether you're a fan of classic rock, ska, soul, mod, traditional Scottish music or open mic nights, there's another fantastic week of entertainment lined up across some of Paisley's most popular venues.
From The Bungalow and The Old Swan to The Keg, The Inn on the Corner, The Anchor and more, here's your complete guide to the best live music events happening in Paisley.
The Bungalow: A Week Packed with Live Music
The weekend gets underway tonight with a special birthday celebration for Alison, the mum of well-known local musician Jay Fitzpatrick. Everyone is welcome to join the celebrations, with a fantastic three-band line-up taking to the stage from 7pm.
Rock fans are also in for a treat as The Dead Flowers return to The Bungalow for another powerhouse performance featuring classic rock favourites and crowd-pleasing anthems. This free-entry gig begins with doors opening at 1pm, but it's always a busy afternoon, so arriving early is recommended.
Saturday evening sees the return of Itchycoo Park for a rare Saturday Night Session. With no football to distract you before the World Cup Final, there's every reason to enjoy an evening celebrating the greatest music of the 1960s. Expect songs from The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, The Who, alongside timeless classics inspired by the decade. Doors open at 7pm, with the band performing from 8:30pm until 10:30pm. As always, admission is free, although reserving a table via The Bungalow's Messenger is recommended.
Sunday afternoon continues the music with Mod Life Crisis, bringing an afternoon packed with classic Mod favourites. Doors open at 1pm for another free-entry event.
The music continues throughout the week with:
Tuesday (7pm): The ever-popular Bungalow Jam, featuring live music, games, quiz and open mic.
Wednesday (2pm): The Bungalow Wednesday Club with entertainment from John Griffith of The Bobby Deans Big Band, plus the weekly quiz.
Thursday (7pm): The Longshots perform classic Ska and Rocksteady, showcasing their exciting new vocalist in a free-entry evening of live music.
The Old Swan Continues Another Busy Week
There's plenty happening at The Old Swan throughout the week.
Tonight, Ronnie T gets things started from 4pm, followed by Crawford Carlyle performing live from 8pm.
Saturday welcomes Funky Mama to the stage from 4pm, while Sunday afternoon brings the ever-popular Sunday Soul Club, kicking off at 4pm.
If you're looking for live music during the week:
Monday (5pm): Crawford Carlyle returns with his superb collection of classic vocal favourites.
Tuesday (3pm): Lee James performs live.
Wednesday (5pm): Duncan McLellan takes to the stage.
Every second Thursday you'll find Lee James performing at 5pm, while on alternate weeks audiences can enjoy Cammy Miller.
Live Music at The Keg
The Keg continues its excellent programme of live entertainment this week.
Friday (9pm): Greg James.
Saturday (9pm): Kofi.
Thursday (9pm): A showcase featuring exciting new and emerging local talent.
The Inn on the Corner & Kennedys
The Inn on the Corner welcomes:
Saturday (5pm): Amped.
Sunday (3pm): Ragamuffin.
Sunday (7pm): Lil El.
Meanwhile, over at Kennedys, Wreckless will be entertaining customers from 3pm on Sunday.
Thursday Trad Night at The Anchor
If traditional Scottish music is more your style, don't miss the growing Thursday Trad Night at The Anchor.
Bring along an instrument and join in, or simply relax and enjoy the music from Mairead McManus, Katie Boyle, Johnny Canning, along with whoever else joins the session. Music begins at 8pm, and everyone is welcome.
Open Mic Nights Around Paisley
Fancy performing yourself or discovering new local talent? Here's where you'll find open mic sessions across Paisley next week:
Monday: The Abbey – 9pm
Monday: Ugly Duck – 7pm
Tuesday: The Gantry – 9pm
Tuesday: The Bungalow Jam – 7pm
Wednesday: The Keg – 8:30pm
Last Tuesday of every month: Open Mic session
Support Live Music in Paisley
Paisley's live music scene continues to thrive thanks to its fantastic local venues, talented musicians and loyal audiences. Whether you're discovering a new band, enjoying an afternoon session or taking part in an open mic night, there's something happening almost every day of the week.
So get out, enjoy some great live entertainment, and continue supporting the venues and performers that make Paisley's live music scene one of the best in Scotland.
Keep Music Live. Support Your Local Venues.