Idlewild, Craig Charles, Beardyman, Utah Saints and Henge are among the first acts confirmed for MugStock's long anticipated comeback edition in which we take up residence at our gorgeous new home...
DAVID LUXIMON
DAVID LUXIMON Local songwriter and guitarist David Luximon is currently working on the follow up to his critically acclaimed debut “Duty Of Care”, released in 2022 via Last Night From Glasgow. Luximon has picked up wide ranging support from the likes of...
How to Swim
How to Swim How to Swim are a veteran art-rock band from Glasgow. Active since 2000, this summer they’re set to release their long-awaited fourth album, Greek Active. BACK TO FULL...
10PENCEMIXUP FEAT. JOHN MCMUSTARD
10PENCEMIXUP FEAT. JOHN MCMUSTARD Growing up in the West of Scotland in the 70s and 80s without iPads and mobile phones. Playing Kerby, Chap Door Run and going to every Scramble we could. Singing about pigeon fanciers, primary school and bullies. Nostalgia makes us...
NELSON SAVAGE
NELSON SAVAGE An Edinburgh based group of Emo dreamboats. Currently working on their 5th release, with big guitars, big harmonies and lots of adjectives. For fans of Idlewild, Frightened Rabbit, Death Cab & Sunny Day Real Estate. BACK TO FULL...Latest News
MugStock 2023 Lineup Drops!
We Called That MugStock – What You Missed
We had a lovely weekend pretending it was MugStock, and looking forward in salivating anticipation to the triumphant return of festival season. We made some announcements, we shared our site plans,...
“You Call That MugStock?”
We can't believe that MugStock's debut at Strathallan Castle would have been next weekend. To mark the occasion, with just over a year until this dream becomes a joyous reality we are going to be...
MugStock 2020 Postponed to 2021
MugStock 2020 will not go ahead. MugStock exists to bring happiness, culture, music, and space for a good boogie with family, friends and strangers. Sadly, in the current climate, we still cannot be...
Why is MugStock moving site?
We realise that many people are sad that MugStock is moving away from Mugdock Country Park, however it was a decision made in the best interests of our whole community and the future of the festival. Please don’t worry, it’s the same team, with the same ethos and ambition – we’ve just got some more room to play with. The new site is truly stunning and provides an opportunity to create Scotland’s most accessible small festival…
BBC Feature on MugStock 2020
We were delighted that BBC journalist mary McCool decided to write about the relaunch of MugStock and our move to Strathallan Castle. Mary interviewed Mugstock directors Nelson and Govan for the...