OK Go

OK Go play SWG3 Galvanizers on Thursday 12 November, their only Glasgow date of the autumn. The American indie rockers have spent as much of their career in front of a camera as on a stage, and their work has always sat somewhere between a band and an art project. They've built a following as much for their videos as for their songs, and that visual side has often pushed them into territory most bands never touch.

Over the years, that's meant award-winning music videos and op-eds in the New York Times, alongside collaborations with pioneering dance companies and tech giants. They've also gone for the truly strange: one experiment involved encoding their music on actual strands of DNA. It's a bit of a strange way to build a career, but it's exactly what they've been doing since the start.

The show is in SWG3's TV Studio on the ground floor, which has an accessible viewing platform, wheelchair spaces and a nearby accessible toilet. The night is for ages 14 and over, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over, with one adult looking after a maximum of two under-16s. Doors open at 7pm.