Tooth - Glasgow Garage Attic

17th June 2026

Story by Olivia Robertson

21/07/2026

The rising alternative rock band Tooth from London are a must see. The four piece band are starting to become a well known name within the music scene. The band with an indie-emo sound stand out in the industry.

With their recently released Album at the start of June with the name, Restless in Bloom. The album consists of 5 songs, including their hit medicine. The release of this album was followed by a UK tour. Kicking the tour off at a sold out ep release party in their hometown London and scheduled to finish in July in Manchester. Tooth are a band for those who love to have niche music taste, and for those with immaculate taste in music. If you’re a fan of bands like; Keo, Saint Clair, Bleech 9:3, you must listen to Tooth, with their soul touching lyrics and their rhythmic beats driving you to move with the music. The band played their second ever gig in Glasgow in the renowned Garage Attic. The famous yellow truck stands out from every other shop on the street. This venue on Sauchiehall street is a staple for gigs. Within the garage , the venue contains different rooms, from a huge hall with a capacity of 700, to the attic with 150. Tooth headlined in the Attic bar. The Attic bar within the garage is well known for its intimate setting between the crowd and the artist. With the venue being so small if you want to see your favourite band play there, you must secure tickets fast! Famous artists such as Scotland's own; Paolo Nutini have played within this venue, on his rise to stardom. The night started off with Glasgow’s own Lovers turn to monsters. The Midwest emo, one man band , his name being Kyle Wood, helped build up the electrifying atmosphere before Tooth. Wood performed a series of his originals. Where the crowd watched absorbing the lyrics. Wood covered a new song of Olivia Rodrigo’s, “Drop Dead”, this was a real hit in the crowd! With Lovers turn to monsters set coming to an end, the excitement grew within the crowd waiting for Tooth. The room was flooded with noise when Tooth stepped on stage. Kicking off with their new song from earlier this year, The age of innocence, this having no trouble hyping up the crowd. Tooth with their electrifying stage presence, connected with the audience for 45 minutes. Ending their set with medicine, leaving the crowd with a buzz. This gig, will be the last time you will see Tooth play such a small venue. They are on the rise of great success.