Bellowhead get ready to play the Royal Concerthall It's Armistice Day and across the country events are being held to mark the sacrifice of soldiers who gave their lives in battle. In Glasgow, the City Chambers on George Square will be lit up from 19:00 with an image of a red poppy being projected onto the building's facade. For music fans the hottest ticket in town is to see multi-talented folk band Bellowhead at the Royal Concert Hall. The 11-piece outfit have carved themselves a reputation for blistering live shows over the past ten years, winning the 'Best Live Group' at BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards five times, and their gig tonight is sure to be one of the most entertaining shows you'll see anytime soon. Tickets range from £22.50 to £24 with doors opening at 19:00 Elsewhere, Sandi Thom makes her return to Glasgow with a show at Oran Mor. The Banff-born singer has been based Stateside for the past few years and will give fans a chance to hear her more blues-influenced sound. Art lovers with an interest in the history of Glasgow should check out a exhibition of paintings and print showing life in the city from the 18th and 19th centuries. The "Glasgow Ancient and Modern" at the Hidden Lane Gallery on Argyle Street aims to show how much life has changed on the city. It's Tuesday and already the weekend seems a million miles away. If you're in need of some laughs to help get you through the working week then you should check out "Red Raw" at the Stand on Woodlands Road. Hosted by regulars Julie Sutherland and Keir McAllister the night aims to showcase some of the best new comedy talent. Tickets are only £2 for a 20:30 start.