Audio Glasgow
ENTRY
from £2.50
WHERE
Glasgow
What it’s like
A Glasgow gig venue for teenage and adult music fans, not a family day out, with shows either 16+ with an adult or strictly 18+.
This one's not for younger kids. Audio books touring bands, club nights and festival-style events, and the age limit is set show by show, printed right there on the ticket. Some gigs let in 16 and 17 year olds if they've got an adult with them, others are 18+ only, and club nights are always 18+ with no exceptions. If you've got a teenager who's mad about a particular band, it's worth checking which category the gig falls into before you buy, because there's no wriggle room on the door.
Prices depend entirely on who's playing. A show like the Seattle thrift store night comes in at £16.50, the Revive Rock Festival is £20, and a bigger draw like A Forest of Stars is £25. There's no food on site that the venue mentions, and they're firm that you can't bring your own food or drink in, so anyone going along has eaten beforehand. Fancy a coat check instead of lugging a jacket round a sweaty gig floor? The cloakroom's £2.50 an item, cash you'll want to factor in on top of the ticket.
Noise is a genuine consideration if you're taking a 16 or 17 year old along. The venue flags that certain nights get properly loud, though they do keep free ear plugs behind the bar for anyone who wants them. There's an accessible toilet, but no accessible platform, which matters if wheelchair access to the stage area or a raised viewing spot is what you need. Challenge 25 is in force too, so any teenager who looks under 25 should bring ID or they'll be turned away regardless of the ticket in their pocket.
Facilities
Plan your visit
Can under 18s go to gigs here?
Depends on the show. Some are 16+ with an adult, others are strictly 18+, and it's printed on the ticket. Club nights are always 18+.
How much are tickets?
It varies by event, from around £16.50 for something like the Seattle thrift store night up to £25 for a bigger show such as A Forest of Stars.
Can we bring our own food or drink?
No, outside food and drink aren't allowed in.
Is it accessible for wheelchair users?
There's an accessible toilet, but no accessible platform, so it's worth thinking about how you'd get a wheelchair to a good view of the stage.
Will it be loud?
Some nights are properly loud, but free ear plugs are available behind the bar if you ask.
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