What’s On In Scotland: Five things to do tonight

James Morrison will perform at Edinburgh's Queen's Hall. Picture: Ian Georgeson

MUSIC: JAMES MORRISON

The singer-songwriter from Warwickshire returns to Edinburgh to play a selection of songs from his recent album Higher Than Here. You can also expect the Brit Award-winner to perform fans’ favourites such as You Make It Real and Broken Strings. Support comes from blues singer Eva Stone.

The Queen’s Hall, Clerk Street, Edinburgh

THEATRE: THE GIANT AND HER DAUGHTER

The Leylines Theatre company unveils its latest production at Govanhill Baths, the unique performance space in Glasgow’s Southside. Written by Helene Gron, a Danish playwright based in the city, the play follows the story of several women within a single family.

Rags to Riches Studio, Govanhill Baths, Calder Street, Glasgow

MUSIC: DAUGHTER

London-based trio Daughter head to Glasgow’s Art School ahead of the release of their keenly-awaited second album, Not to Disappear. The group’s blend of alt-folk elements and electronica has won them rave reviews, with debut album If You Leave breaking the top 20 in 2013. If you’re unable to make tonight’s show, the group play Edinburgh’s Queen’s Hall on Saturday.

The Art School, Scott Street, Glasgow

THEATRE: KING CHARLES III

Following a sell-out run at London’s Almeida Theatre, Mike Bartlett’s critically-acclaimed play arrives for a limited time in Edinburgh. What will happen when Prince Charles inherits the throne following the death of the Queen? This play imagines the possibilities.

Festival Theatre, Nicholson Street, Edinburgh

MUSIC: BLOCHESTRA

A voluntary ensemble who meet once a week to play a variety of contemporary covers and original compositions. If you own an instrument and fancy joining, the organisers will make you most welcome.

Bar Bloc, Bath Street, Glasgow