IMYSx

IMYSx is a festival held annually in Victoria Park, Glasgow, Scotland. The event was first organized in 2004 by a group of local promoters and DJs. The festival specializes in showcasing music from the Scottish electronic music scene, with a focus on promoting local talent and providing a platform for up-and-coming artists to perform.

The name "IMYSx" is derived from the Gaelic phrase "Iad MathShuidhe," which translates to "Children of the Bluecaps." This name is reflective of the festival's aim to celebrate the rich musical heritage of Scotland, particularly in the context of electronic music. Over the years, IMYSx has hosted a diverse lineup of both established and underground acts, showcasing a wide range of styles and genres.

The festival has two main stages, with performances often taking place across daytime and nighttime slots. IMYSx also features a series of associated events, including workshops, panels, and DJ sets, designed to engage the audience with music production, DJing, and related topics. In addition to its core music program, IMYSx also offers food and drink vendors, merchandise stalls, and art exhibitions, creating a lively atmosphere for festival-goers to enjoy.

Glasgow City Council has provided grants to the festival to support its growth and development. The event has a capacity of just over 6,500 attendees, ensuring a relatively intimate experience for visitors. IMYSx has developed a loyal following, and it has become an integral part of Glasgow's and Scotland's music scene.