Jack Savoretti

Jack Savoretti plays the SEC Armadillo on Saturday 31 October, his only Glasgow date of the autumn. It's a solo headline show, so he's the only name on the bill — no support act to work through first, just him on stage for the full set.

If you've followed him for a while, you know the sound he's built around. It's a voice that sits right at the front of the mix, with the songs built out from there. He's spent the last few years moving between the folk-leaning songs of his early records and the more polished, melodic pop of his later ones, and a headline show like this usually pulls from both. It's the kind of set that works as well if you're there for the newer material as it does if you've got a soft spot for the older stuff.

Coming to the Armadillo puts him in a room that's built for this sort of thing — a proper seated venue where the focus stays on the stage. It's a good spot for a singer-songwriter, where you can actually hear the lyrics and the phrasing without having to fight through a crowd. If you're planning to go, it's worth keeping in mind that it's a Saturday night in the city, so you'll want to leave yourself plenty of time to get down to the SEC.

Doors open at 6:30pm, and tickets run from £48.10 to £77.05, with the admin fee included in those figures. The date is Saturday 31 October at the SEC Armadillo in Glasgow, and Jack Savoretti is the only act on the bill.