A night of '90s alternative rock with Lenny Prado, The Lost Dogs and The Goatboy, with all profits going to Diabetes UK.
GrungeFest returns to Ivory Blacks on Saturday 28 November, a night dedicated to '90s alternative rock. It's put on by Pearl Jam Scotland, and all the profits go to Diabetes UK.
The bill brings together three acts from different corners of the scene. Lenny Prado, who plays in the tribute act Black Circle, takes the stage alongside the Scottish band The Lost Dogs and the Dundee punk-grunge group The Goatboy. Between them, they cover the ground the night is built on: the distorted guitars and heavy rhythms of the grunge era.
It's not a one-off, either. GrungeFest is part of a community fundraising campaign that's raised more than £120,000 for Diabetes UK since 2018, and the 2026 edition is set to build on that. The money comes from the profits of the night, so whatever you spend on the door goes to the charity.
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If you're heading down, the venue is Ivory Blacks on Oswald Street in Glasgow, and the date is Saturday 28 November. It's a full night of '90s alternative rock, with Lenny Prado, The Lost Dogs and The Goatboy sharing the bill.
Date
Saturday, 28 November 2026
Location
Ivory Blacks, Oswald StreetRecommended Age
+14 years
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