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GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards

November 7, 2026 • 18:00 to 02:00

Barrowland Ballroom, Glasgow, G4 0TT

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GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards

The GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards has honoured some of the biggest and best names in Scotland’s music industry over the years. All whilst raising crucial funds for our vital music therapy services.

The event has a proud history of honouring some of the music industry’s biggest talent. Guests experience an unforgettable evening of spectacular food and entertainment, featuring intimate live performances from both established and emerging artists from across the UK.

An unforgettable evening honouring Scotland’s finest musical talent, the GUITARGUITAR Scottish Music Awards 2025 featured powerful live performances from Amy Macdonald, James Emmanuel, Kevin McQuire and Hue and Cry. The event raised essential funds for our music therapy services, which will help us continue to bring the transformative power of music to people across the UK.

  • Richard Ashcroft: Icon Award sponsored by GUITARGUITAR 
  • Lewis Capaldi: Best Live Act Award sponsored by Ticketmaster 
  • James Emmanuel: Spotlight Award sponsored by Barrowland Ballroom 
  • Nathan Evans and The Saint PHNX Band: Artist of the Year Award sponsored by ROX – Diamonds and Thrills 
  • Hue and Cry: Outstanding Achievement Award sponsored by Raymond Weil 
  • Ilyus and Barrientos: Producer Award sponsored by Favella 
  • KILIMANJARO: Ballantine’s Sub Club Electronic Music Award 
  • Amy Macdonald: Best Album Award sponsored by Sir Reo Stakis Foundation 
  • Mark Mackie: SEC 40 Promoter Award  
  • Keith McIvor ‘JD Twitch’: Special Recognition Award sponsored by P&J Live 
  • Moira McKenzie: Music Industry Award sponsored by Eventos 
  • Simon Neil: King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut Songwriting Award  
  • Shay O’Dowd: Breakthrough Award sponsored by Go Radio 
  • Skipinnish: Sound of Scotland Award sponsored by Royal Highland Centre

Image credits: Jamie Stone (1, 3, 6), Michael Hunter (2, 7), Jack Geddes (4, 5, 8)

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