Over 14's with an adult 
Doors 7pm, 7.30pm start 

 
JAMES GRANT is one of the most renowned and respected performers Scotland has ever produced. The LOVE & MONEY frontman returns to Cottiers Theatre in May 2026 for 3 very special shows.

On Wednesday 6th May he’ll be accompanied by the lush beauty ofTHE HALLELUJAH STRING QUARTET

On Thursday 7th May he’ll be joined by long term compadre and harmonica God,FRASER SPIERS, his daughter URSULA GRANT and the guitarist ROB McLAUGHLIN.

On Sunday 10th May with folk music legends KAREN MATHESON andDONALD SHAW abetted by MAYA BURMAN-ROY on cello.

Description

Cottiers Theatre stands as a significant cultural asset within Glasgow's West End, operating under the Four Acres Charitable Trust. This former Dowanhill Parish Church, a Category A-listed building, has been thoughtfully repurposed to advance the arts and heritage, serving as a vibrant hub for both local residents and national audiences seeking distinctive cultural experiences. Its enduring presence contributes meaningfully to the community, offering a dedicated space for artistic expression and public gathering.

Within its historic walls, the atmosphere is immediately striking. The celebrated acoustics carry performances with clarity, while the intricate stained glass windows cast shifting patterns of light across the ornate stonework and timberwork, creating a visually rich and immersive environment. The careful preservation of its Neo-Gothic design by William Leiper ensures a sense of grandeur, yet the space retains an inviting warmth, often enhanced by subtle lighting.

Beyond the main auditorium, Cottiers offers a welcoming public bar and a refined restaurant, The William Leiper Room, located in the attic. An expansive courtyard beer garden provides an appealing outdoor space. The venue is largely wheelchair accessible, with dedicated routes to both the theatre and bar, ensuring broad access for patrons.

Throughout the year, Cottiers hosts a diverse programme of events. Audiences can experience a range of live music, from intimate acoustic sets to larger concerts, alongside theatrical productions, stand-up comedy, and various community-focused gatherings. This varied offering solidifies its reputation as a dynamic centre for performance and cultural engagement.