The G Sessions were an inevitable spin-off of the work Glasgowbury was doing.

What better way to supplement a festival filled with independent artists, than to offer a monthly showcase gig?

And since its arrival in 2004 the G Sessions have become recognised by acts right across the country as the place to play and the place to be seen.

And, as Glasgowbury has grown in stature, so too has the strength of the G Sessions. From packed out performances by the likes of Fighting With Wire and mojoFURY to unforgettable nights with Jack L and Oppenheimer, the G Sessions never disappoint.

And in 2009 Glasgowbury would become the pioneering group to host a rural version of the IMRO Showcase – An Ireland-wide search for the best that the country has to offer in terms of music.

Following a hiatus for the 2009 festival, LaFaro re-launched the G Sessions while General Fiasco and many more have already been scheduled for the winter months.

Later in the year the group introduced its forward thinking approach to launch G Decks – an innovative dance music showcase to provide a platform to interested youth in the area.

Local DJs are offered slots ahead of much more established acts and a packed out venue has laid testament to the strength of the genre.

Going into 2010, the group aim to continue the growth of the G Sessions and its subsequent spin-offs by bringing the best new and established acts to their local fans under Glasgowbury’s Small But Massive banner.

To be considered for a future G Session, why not get in touch: submissions@glasgowbury.com