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We know that our customers love to enjoy themselves, and what better way to have fun than to take in a healthy dose of music. That is why the Euro Hostel is located in cities known for their vibrancy, culture and musical traditions. Whether you like to get in the thick of things and be front and centre of the mosh pit or prefer a more laid back atmosphere, our gig guide can direct you to the most anticipated and highly rated musical attractions no matter which of our hostels you decide to stay at.

If Glasgow is your chosen destination then you're going to be spoilt for choice. The city of Glasgow has always enjoyed a healthy reputation for being Scotland's first city of music and no more so than today. Famous venues such as King Tut's Wah Wah Hut and the Barrowlands are among the many places where new and established performers go to show off their chops.

Of course we mustn't forget the Royal Concert Hall, The SECC and the City Halls where you can sit back and take in the sounds of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Opera's, Classical and world music performances including musical festivals such as Celtic Connections.

If you're steering towards the east coast of Scotland and seeking to satisfy your thirst for culture, history and possibly even golf, don't over look the variety of musical concerts the city of Edinburgh has to offer you. From rock bands or classical musicians, to punk and musical theatre, use our Edinburgh gig guide to find out what musical attractions are playing during your stay in Scotland's capital city.

Crossing the border into England, you can find the Euro Hostel in one of the country's up and coming cities, Newcastle. Once a Roman settlement, then a Victorian port, the city has undergone many a transformation. Nowadays it is home to famous venues such as The Sage Gateshead and the Metro Radio Arena. The city hosts a cocktail of musical performers to suit its diverse history and culture. You can enjoy the many concerts held by the Northern Sinfonia and Folkworks, as well as the Jazz Festival.
Our gig guide is the most comprehensive guide to what is happening in the world of music, whether you are in Glasgow, Edinburgh or Newcastle.