Elbow and Summer Nights

Summer Nights is an acclaimed annual concert series originating from Glasgow, Scotland, held at the historic Kelvingrove Bandstand. It showcases a diverse range of musical styles, including indie, pop, rock, country, and punk. The event is celebrated for its eclectic lineups and unique setting, earning the Unesco City of Music Best Live Event at the Scottish Music Awards.

Elbow, a British band formed in the '90s in Bury, is known for their cinematic sound. Their debut album, "Asleep in the Back," came out in 2001. Garnering wide acclaim, their fourth album, "The Seldom Seen Kid," won the 2008 Mercury Prize. They're celebrated for chart-toppers like "The Take Off and Landing of Everything" and "Little Fictions," have won Brit and Ivor Novello awards, and performed in the 2012 London Olympics. The band's core members include Guy Garvey and Craig Potter.