Torture Garden Glasgow 2026

TG Glasgow returns to The Vic & Assembly on Saturday 3 October 2026, 21:00 to 03:00, last entry 00:30. It follows the club's debut at the same venue in June, which the organiser rates as the closest a Scottish TG has come to the scale of the London parties.

Torture Garden vans dungeon equipment and London decor up for the night to dress the venue. Shows include two London regulars — host Lolo Brow and Sasha Flexy — alongside a mix of local and London DJs playing dirty electro, tech house and techno in Club Arena. A second ground-floor room holds a fully monitored dungeon space and a seating area, with its own DJs.

One important difference from the London parties: there is no Couples Room. Scottish licensing does not permit that kind of play at this party, and the organiser states it plainly. If the couples and dungeon-play side of TG is why you go, that is the thing to know before booking. No cameras and no photos at this event.

The dress code is strict and non-negotiable: fetish clothing, checked at the door, no refund if you turn up without it. Torture Garden publishes a dress-code guide and a budget guide, posts theme-specific inspiration before each party, and will check an outfit by email in advance. Jeans, casual streetwear, cotton t-shirts and cheap fancy dress are all turned away.

The Glasgow dress code list is specific: no regular suits even with a hat, no regular kilts, no casual streetwear, no jeans including black ones, no fashion camo, no cotton t-shirts, no cheap fancy dress copies and no plain black trousers — the brief is a head-to-toe fetish outfit, not just a top. Outfits can be checked by email up to the day before.

Torture Garden runs a low-income ticket scheme for each party, a limited allocation at a reduced price for people who would otherwise be priced out. Details are on the organiser's low-income tickets page.

Accessibility: the venue is fully wheelchair accessible with a step-free entrance, an accessible toilet and a wheelchair-accessible lift between floors. There will be no strobe lighting, though flashing lights are possible. Free companion tickets for disabled guests on request.