Events in Greenock From 18th May – 24th May 2026

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Looking for events in Greenock this week? We've got a range of live music performances across the town, from tribute acts to full-band sets. The Albany Theatre hosts an acoustic evening with Wet Wet Wet on 23 May, while a Gerry Rafferty tribute plays at the same venue on the same night. These events are mostly held at or near the Esplanade, which is a short drive from the city centre and accessible via the Greenock Central or Cartsdyke railway stations. You can find more details on times and locations in the listings below. Traveling by train is recommended, especially during peak evening hours when passenger flow can be heavy. Parking near the Custom House Quay and Esplanade can be limited, particularly during summer events. If you're open to a scenic option, consider a trip to Gourock via the Caledonian McBrayne Ferry terminal for a relaxing commute. Just outside the city, you’ll also find community gatherings at local pubs and halls. These include book club meetings and informal chats. The Albany Theatre, located on the Esplanade, is a key venue for music and discussion. Greenock’s shift from industrial roots to a service-sector economy is reflected in its current event mix. Remember to plan your trip using rail connections where possible.

Wednesday 20th May

The Reading Room Book Club

· Food & Drink

A book club event in Greenock offering snacks, drinks, and discussion with a cozy atmosphere.

Thursday 21st May

Skipinnish

· Nightlife & Music

Skipinnish performs a live music concert at Paisley Town Hall.

Friday 22nd May

An Acoustic Evening With Wet Wet Wet

· Nightlife & Music

Wet Wet Wet performs an acoustic set at Paisley Town Hall.

Saturday 23rd May

Mimic Street Preachers : Tribute to Manic Street Preachers

· Nightlife & Music

A tribute band performs classic Manic Street Preachers hits at Venue Paisley.

The Gerry Rafferty Songbook

· The Albany · Nightlife & Music

A tribute performance celebrating the music of Gerry Rafferty at The Albany Theatre in Greenock.