Interesting Things

Saturday 4th October 2025

A Music Festival For The Curious.

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Interesting Things – A Music Festival for the Curious – 465810 - Standing
Date: Saturday 4th October 2025
Door Times: 2:00pm
Tickets: £30.00 – £38.00

Overview

Tolbooth is excited to announce the return of Interesting Things – A Music Festival for the Curious.

Following 2024’s brilliant debut festival, the all-day celebration of boundary-breaking music acts returns to Stirling’s iconic Tolbooth venue this October. With a genre-defying lineup including some of the most exciting live acts from around the UK and beyond, Interesting Things promises to add to Tolbooth’s burgeoning contemporary music scene.

Headlining the second edition will be acclaimed electronic producer, visual artist and performer Mun Sing, rising dub-pop trio jabu, and experimental Scottish artist Proc Fiskal, of legendary label Hyperdub.

Cementing its reputation as a key showcase of local and Scottish talent, the lineup also features some of the most ground-breaking acts from across the musical spectrum, including the drone-folk of Sealionwoman, featuring London-based but Alloa-born multidisciplinary artist Kitty Whitelaw, experimental composer and performer Alliyah Enyo, Lugas Europ, the solo project of Free Love’s Lewis Cook, and unhinged dadaist doom-poets L.

Also appearing throughout the venue’s three specially curated stages will be Stirling’s contemporary classical composer and performer Harry Górski-Brown, the afrodiasporic sound clash of chizu nnamdi, the dark alt-dance of Jock Fox, rising industrial noise duo Mrs Frighthouse, experimental solo project of former Take A Worm For A Walk Week frontman Joseph Quimby Rhins, Stirling post-black metal duo Magagaio, the dream-like ethereal indie of Simone Antigone, the wild and experimental Stirling improv group Ubu Warp Cheer, and an exclusive debut performance from Mental Email, who feature members of The Phantom Band, Pictish Trail, Knome and Headcleaner among their ranks.

MŮO Performance – In partnership with Stirling Science Festival
Join Scottish artist and musician Lomond Campbell for a unique live performance of MŮO, an audiovisual experience powered by the universe itself. Using muon detectors, MŮO captures cosmic radiation from deep space, transforming it into reactive sound and entrancing live visuals. Performing with his one-of-a-kind handmade instrument, the Muonophone, Lomond creates a constantly evolving sonic landscape, joined by special musical guests throughout the festival. Blending art, science and sound in a way you’ve never seen before, MŮO is a cosmic journey not to be missed.’
“Juxtaposes a vibrant experimental beat with glacial waves of noise to gorgeous effect” The Quietus
“Both startlingly minimalist and subtly beautiful, a transcendent floating reverie” Under The Radar

 

  • Tickets: £38 / £30 for under 25s and students  in advance |  £42 / £33 on the door
  • Doors: Open 2pm / Curfew 11.30pm
  • Age restriction: 16+, under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. No under 18s in the bar after 8pm
  • All tickets are general admission standing
  • Our cafe bar will be open all day serving hot food and drinks.