king tut's wah wah hut

King Tut's Wah Wah Hut is a live music venue in Glasgow, Scotland. King Tut's was set up in February 1990 by local promotions company DF Concerts, frustrated by the lack of a dedicated club-sized venue for up and coming rock bands to play in Glasgow. Despite poor sightlines (the stage can be seen only from one half of the area upstairs) the venue has gained an impressive reputation, attracting bands on the cusp of stardom and big names wanting to play in an intimate setting. Contrary to what its name might imply, King Tut's isn't a hut (it is comprised of two floors of a city-centre Georgian terraced building) and doesn't have any kind of Egyptian theme.

Noted acts

In 1993 Oasis were spotted by Creation Records boss Alan McGee when they played a 5-song supporting gig at King Tut's; McGee offered the band a contract on the spot.
Radiohead played King Tut's in 1993

External link

King Tut's website

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