Tue Dec 16 2025

7:30 PM

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

272A St Vincent Street Glasgow G2 5RL

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut

272A St Vincent Street Glasgow G2 5RL

£13.75

Ages 18+

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DF Concerts presents:
Majesty Palm, Brontës, Sacul

  • Majesty Palm

    Music

    Mixing big synths, bass hooks and wavy guitars with catchy vocals, Glasgow-based Majesty Palm are a new outfit you’ll want to get to know.

     

    With the combined forces of Olivia McCosh’s dreamy vocal qualities and Cameron Robertson’s guitars, the pair presents a striking blend of pop, new wave and funk. Both also supply the addictive synths you’ll be lapping up within seconds of hearing their tracks.

    The duo’s honest approach to writing pop tunes starts in their home studio, where they self-produce their material and experiment with dipping into a medley of genres. You’ll detect hints of their influences, too, with Tears For Fears, The Blue Nile, Dua Lipa, Sigrid, The 

    Japanese House and The 1975 among their inspirations.

    It’s no wonder Majesty Palm have such a distinguished, refined sound.

     

    Majesty Palm have been lighting up the stage in 2023 with a headline show at The Hug & Pint and slots at Glasgow festivals Stag & Dagger, King Tuts Summer Nights and more recently Tenement Trail. They also took to the BBC studios to perform a live session on BBC Introducing in Scotland.

    With a growing body of work already banked, McCosh and Robertson’s endeavour here is set to be massive in 2024. They have got a catalogue of singles lined up as well as maybe some other special announcements.




    Instagram - Majesty Palm (@majestypalmband) • Instagram photos and videos

  • Brontës

    Music

  • Sacul

    Pop

    Born in Glasgow and raised in Hawai‘i, Sacul blends indie-pop with dreamy, expansive soundscapes to explore themes of loss, escapism, and queer identity.

    His 2024 EP, If Every Dream Is Just a Lie, earned acclaim from BBC Introducing in Scotland and BBC Radio 1, who praised him as “a timeless artist, absolutely ready to break your heart into another.”

    Longlisted for Best Live Indie Artist at the Scottish Live Music Awards, Sacul has headlined two Glasgow summer festivals and supported artists including Kiiōtō, Jesse Jo Stark, crushed, Brodie Barclay, and Leanna Firestone. His latest EP, The World We Drew—created with Edinburgh-based producer Haquin—arrived in August 2025 with further support from BBC Introducing and a run of live shows across Scotland.

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£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)
Brontës
£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)
Sacul
£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)

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This event is 18 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 18 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund.

Admission to this event is subject to the Event Partner's and the venue operator's terms and conditions; and any other entry requirements recommended or required by government on the date of the event which may include (i) demonstrating your COVID-19 status by providing proof of a negative lateral flow test, proof of full vaccination and/or (ii) any other entry requirements recommended or required by government. The Event Partner and venue reserve the right to refuse admission if you don't comply and you will not be entitled to a refund. By purchasing a ticket you confirm you agree to this, in particular all safety measures to combat the spread of COVID-19.
DF Concerts presents:

Majesty Palm, Brontës, Sacul

Tue Dec 16 2025 7:30 PM

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut Glasgow

£13.75 Ages 18+

18+, Photo ID Required

Mixing big synths, bass hooks and wavy guitars with catchy vocals, Glasgow-based Majesty Palm are a new outfit you’ll want to get to know.

 

With the combined forces of Olivia McCosh’s dreamy vocal qualities and Cameron Robertson’s guitars, the pair presents a striking blend of pop, new wave and funk. Both also supply the addictive synths you’ll be lapping up within seconds of hearing their tracks.

The duo’s honest approach to writing pop tunes starts in their home studio, where they self-produce their material and experiment with dipping into a medley of genres. You’ll detect hints of their influences, too, with Tears For Fears, The Blue Nile, Dua Lipa, Sigrid, The 

Japanese House and The 1975 among their inspirations.

It’s no wonder Majesty Palm have such a distinguished, refined sound.

 

Majesty Palm have been lighting up the stage in 2023 with a headline show at The Hug & Pint and slots at Glasgow festivals Stag & Dagger, King Tuts Summer Nights and more recently Tenement Trail. They also took to the BBC studios to perform a live session on BBC Introducing in Scotland.

With a growing body of work already banked, McCosh and Robertson’s endeavour here is set to be massive in 2024. They have got a catalogue of singles lined up as well as maybe some other special announcements.




Instagram - Majesty Palm (@majestypalmband) • Instagram photos and videos

Born in Glasgow and raised in Hawai‘i, Sacul blends indie-pop with dreamy, expansive soundscapes to explore themes of loss, escapism, and queer identity.

His 2024 EP, If Every Dream Is Just a Lie, earned acclaim from BBC Introducing in Scotland and BBC Radio 1, who praised him as “a timeless artist, absolutely ready to break your heart into another.”

Longlisted for Best Live Indie Artist at the Scottish Live Music Awards, Sacul has headlined two Glasgow summer festivals and supported artists including Kiiōtō, Jesse Jo Stark, crushed, Brodie Barclay, and Leanna Firestone. His latest EP, The World We Drew—created with Edinburgh-based producer Haquin—arrived in August 2025 with further support from BBC Introducing and a run of live shows across Scotland.

Please correct the information below.

Select ticket quantity.

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Ages 18+
limit 6 per person
Standard
Majesty Palm
£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)
Brontës
£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)
Sacul
£13.75 (£12.50 + £1.25 Fees, excluding any delivery costs)

Delivery Method

eTickets

Terms & Conditions

This event is 18 and over. Any ticket holder unable to present valid identification indicating that they are at least 18 years of age will not be admitted to this event, and will not be eligible for a refund. Admission to this event is subject to the Event Partner's and the venue operator's terms and conditions; and any other entry requirements recommended or required by government on the date of the event which may include (i) demonstrating your COVID-19 status by providing proof of a negative lateral flow test, proof of full vaccination and/or (ii) any other entry requirements recommended or required by government. The Event Partner and venue reserve the right to refuse admission if you don't comply and you will not be entitled to a refund. By purchasing a ticket you confirm you agree to this, in particular all safety measures to combat the spread of COVID-19.