Glasgow today: Clutha Trust launch, Professor Green and panto at the Tron A benefit concert will be held in Glasgow tonight as part of plans to commemorate those who died almost a year ago in the Clutha helicopter crash. The Clutha Trust aims to raise money to help disadvantaged young people in Glasgow starting with the launch event at the Barrowlands this evening. Playing tonight at the famous east end ballroom will be a selection of local bands including; Girobabies, Bombskare, Mickey 9s, Rose Room and many more. There are also special guests still to be announced so look out for that one today. Ten people lost their lives and many more were injured when the police helicopter, a Eurocopter EC135, crashed on to the roof of the Clutha pub on November 29 last year. Professor Green plays the O2 Academy tonight in support of his latest album Growing Up in Public. Professor Green, otherwise known as Stephen Manderson, initially rose to success upon winning the inaugural JumpOff Myspace battle rap tournament in 2008 before being signed to Mike Skinner's label The Beats. It's that time of year again when the very British tradition of the Christmas panto comes to town. Head to the Tron today to catch the new panto by the Tron Theatre Company, Miracle on 34 Parnie Street. The plot follows the story of Kristine Cagney Kringle, a department store Santa who claims to be the real deal. Discover the true meaning of Christmas while singing along to Mariah Carey at this entertaining panto. It's a very musical round-up this morning as a whole host of great gig tickets go on sale today. Seasick Steve plays the Barrowland on the 18th of April next year. Get ready to "hold the line" this morning if you're after tickets for Toto. The classic LA rockers play the Royal Concert Hall on the 21st of May. Lovers of dance music rejoice as tickets for Gorgon City's gig at the O2 ABC also go on sale this morning for their show next February.