Sub Hub Glasgow

This brand new venture, taking place throughout the month of April, brings some of the best of Glasgow’s artists, in their many and varied forms, together in a unique loft space right in the heart of the city centre. The Sub Hub combines an inspired aesthetic concept with a cutting edge calendar of one-off workshops, events, and creative experiences.

27th March – 26th April

Keeping the radio airplay going throughout the month of April, local broadcast specialists Sub City Radio will be pitching in, streaming live over the four-week period. LISTEN HERE.

Keep an eye out on Facebook and Twitter for more details and exciting announcements over the coming days.

Sub Hub Glasgow April 2015

Sub Hub Chop Shop
The cafe/bar is open all day and evening, so feel free to pop along, grab a few drinks from our fully licensed bar and tuck into some grub from Devils Deli & NO WAY BACK. Keeping the radio airplay going throughout the month of April, local broadcast specialists Subcity Radio will be pitching in, streaming live over the four-week period as they celebrate 20 years as the city’s top student radio service. With a studio set up in the Sub Hub loft, the team will be working with a range of regular contributors and introducing some special guests throughout the month.
The Chop shop. For the next couple of weeks Kerr Sutherland and Richie Martin will be located in the Sub Hub Glasgow, high above Buchanan Street, keeping Glasgow gents dapper and up to date with the latest trends. Last time the barbering duo collaborated, they were styling and cutting hair backstage for the artists at Creamfields. As well as working in Cresswell & Co, Kerr has recently returned from Berlin where he has been plying his trade in a top Berlin barbers. Richie has been showcasing hair throughout the UK for two years. And this year as part of the UK...

FACEBOOK EVENT

FACEBOOK EVENT
 

Tue 17 Feb
TUE-The i AM presents: Beta & Kappa (£5 on the door)

Tue 03 Mar
The i AM presents: Beta & Kappa’s Acid Thunder
Line-up / Beta & Kappa £5 On the door 
Third of March. 03.03. What better excuse do we need? Raves weren't actual raves until Acid House came along. By happy accident Tadao Kikumoto's bass guitar synthesizer sounds fuck all like a bass guitar. When put in the wrong hands it was discovered that the the Roland TB-303's thrilling, endlessly tweakable squelch was perfect for the emerging dance scene. Acid House was born. Join us in the thunder.

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