FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

HOW TO BUY A TICKET

Simply go to the "What’s On" section of our website, search for the show you are looking for and click “Tickets & Information”. This will direct you to our ticketing partner Ticketweb's website where you can purchase your ticket(s)

You can also pop into Tut’s when we are open and buy a ticket from behind the bar.

BOX OFFICE ENQUIRIES

Please speak to a member of our bar or door staff who will be able to help you. If collecting tickets on arrival at the venue, please bring photo ID along with you.

All gigs are 18+, unless it states beside the gig information that the show is for “over 14’s”. Please note that under 16s must be accompanied by an adult and that King Tut’s operates the Challenge 25 policy – more info on Challenge 25 and accepted forms of ID can be found here: rasg.org.uk/about/ and here young.scot/the-young-scot-card/

The public bar is open from:

• Mon – Thur: 6pm
• Fri: 4pm
• Sat: 2pm
• Sun: 4pm

Please note: The public bar is only open on show days plus Saturday afternoon.

We have an all ages Open Mic session in the bar from 2pm – 6pm on a Saturday afternoon.

Only persons over the age of 18 are permitted into the bar after 6pm for most events - please check age restrictions for specific shows.

You can call the venue office from 10am – 6pm Monday - Friday on 0141 846 4034 for any specific event or opening enquiries.

King Tut's has a public bar and everybody is welcome regardless of whether you are attending a gig or not. Children are also welcome accompanied with an adult on Saturdays + Sundays until 6pm*. Please be aware that you must be 18 to purchase alcohol and that as a Challenge 25 venue, you may be asked to prove your age. More info can be found here: https://rasg.org.uk/about/

* we would advise that customers call ahead or email barmgr@kingtuts.net to reserve a table for drinks and let the team know that there will be children attending, as the bar can become very busy on weekends and we may not be able to accommodate children without prior arrangement.

Not really. We want you to be yourself and look and feel your best. The venue can be crowded and some crowds quite active, so we do recommend comfortable shoes!

There are some exceptions – no football tops / scarves (if you’re popping in for a drink on your way to a match, we may ask you to cover up whilst in the bar). Garments with discriminatory, offensive, or hateful slogans are not permitted nor welcome. No crash helmets or balaclava style masks to be worn whilst on the premises.

No, we’re afraid not. Vapers and smokers can share their best gig stories in the smoking area at the front of the venue. You’re welcome to take your drink with you up until 10pm but we do politely request that you consider our neighbours and save your singing for when you’re back inside the venue.

We do, yes. We have Stop Topps available from both bars, just ask a member of the team if you’d like one. Please note if you’re going outside after 10pm, let us know and we’ll show where you can sit your drink; in the interests of safety, drinks that have been left unattended for > 10 mins will be removed and disposed of.

If you feel uncomfortable or have concerns when you’re at the venue, please speak to one of the team – your visit should be an enjoyable one and we’re here to help in whatever way we can. We’ll always be supportive, non-judgemental, and discreet.

As part of our commitment to our customers, staff, neighbours, and to achieve a safe, welcoming, inclusive, and drug-free environment:

You may be asked to submit to a search of your bag and/or person via pat-down and/or metal detector. Refusal to submit to such a search will result in the denial of entry. If you leave the venue and attempt to re-enter, you may be asked to submit to a search.

Under no circumstances will the use of illegal drugs or offensive weapons be permitted on the premises. If you are found to be in possession of drugs or offensive weapons, these will be taken from you and the Police will be informed.

Antisocial, threatening, or discriminatory behaviour will not be tolerated and will lead to refusal of entry or ejection from the venue and the Police may be informed.

Consumption of alcohol is not permitted out with licensed premises in Glasgow; if you are found drinking alcohol in the street/queue or in possession of alcohol in an open container whilst attempting to enter the venue you will be denied entry.

You should be aware that you may be observed via CCTV and security cameras and that any information gained by CCTV may be used by authorised personnel as considered appropriate and processed in accordance with legislation

PROHIBITED ITEMS

• Large bags / rucksacks – bigger than (30cm x 30cm x 15cm). Bags within the permitted size must be handed into the venue cloakroom.
• Sharp objects
• Skateboards
• Professional cameras / video equipment (unless prior permission granted)
• Flares / pyrotechnics / fireworks
• Laser pens
• Alcohol / Drugs & non-essential medicines

*Certain items may be taken from you upon entry to the venue, labelled, and will be returned to you when you’re leaving. These include drink containers (free drinking water is available from both bars), aerosols + perfume/aftershave

We are always happy to help and want you to enjoy your experience at King Tut’s, so please contact us in advance or speak to one of the team whilst at the venue if you have any questions or if you need any kind of assistance.

Yes.

Every Saturday we host an all ages Open Mic from 2-6pm.

Monthly, we host the Glasgow Songwriter Round - more details on this can be found here.

Doors for most of our shows are at 7:30pm, however this does vary so please check the relevant event page here beforehand. All shows are subject to an 11pm curfew. More detailed stage times can be found in the venue on the night of each show.

Large bags / rucksacks – bigger than (30cm x 30cm x 15cm) are not permitted within the venue. Bags within the permitted size must be handed into the venue cloakroom.