2015 was a momentous year of progress and evolution for Hector Bizerk. The band have toured internationally and made great stride in U.S. while simultaneously developing their unique brand of experimental hiphop.

Hector Bizerk’s live show is something of a cultural phenomenon combining front-man Louie’s razor sharp poetry with the incredible tribal rhythms of Audrey Tait to create a crescendo of thought-provoking music that encapsulates audiences to move both mentally and physically. The live show has additional elements of live art, b-boying and improvisation and is a celebration of modern hip-hop culture with a very Scottish twist.

Tickets holders will receive a complimentary bottle of Black T on arrival (over 18s only).

Bossy Love. Formed of singer/mechanical scientist Amandah and ex-Dananananaykroyd sticksman/BBQ restaurateur John Baillie Jnr, Bossy Love aren’t your typical rnb-pop twosome.

Once the duo had settled in Glasgow, they released their debut mixtape late last year, Holidates, which “feels like a journey through electronic music from 1981 right up to now” is a collection of RnB, impromptu raps, found-sound, caramel sweet vocal hooks and hardcore hip hop beats. It made it’s way onto a wide range of playlists including Radio 1 and (bizarrely) Sky Sports.

After their debut DJ/MC show in Edinburgh they were quickly snapped up for a residency by Bongo Club where they’ve become known as one of the most unique and exciting club experiences around. This year sees them branching into a full live setting, with the help of some friends they’re stirring up a busy mix of analogue synths and live drums.