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Rip It Up at our autumn events Experience all things Scottish pop at the National Museum of Scotland this autumn with our programme of Rip It Up-themed events. From The Big Scottish Pop Quiz with Phill Jupitus, to talks, record fairs and our legendary Museum Lates, immerse yourself in the story of Scottish pop music from the 1950s to the present day. And don't forget to visit the exhibition itself until 25 November. Sponsored by Baillie Gifford Investment Managers. read more Rip It Up events at the museum Key Note Sessions Thu 27 Sep, 18 Oct & 1 Nov, 19:30–21:00 Join us for a series of panel discussions featuring artists and authors, including Clare Grogan, Richard Jobson, Emma Pollock and Barbara Dickson, as they reflect on key moments in the story of Scottish pop. Read More Rip It Up talk and record fair Sat 29 Sep Visit our one-day Record Fair (11:00–16:00) or join us for In Conversation with Brian Hogg (14:00–15:00), author of All That Ever Mattered: The History of Scottish Rock and Pop, as he explores the story of Scottish popular music. read more The Big Scottish Pop Quiz with Phill Jupitus Sun 7 Oct, 18:30–21:30, age 18+ Think you know Scottish pop? Test your music trivia knowledge with our Scottish pop quiz hosted by very special quizmaster, Phill Jupitus. Drinks and food will be available to buy on the night and you’ll be able to do some last-minute cramming in Rip It Up before the quiz begins. book now Turntable Pop-up and Performance Sat 3 Nov Composer Michael John McCarthy invites listeners of all ages to share their music memories and stories. Browse our record collection and pick your favourite track to share at our free pop-up (12:00–14:00), then join Michael and guest for a Turntable performance (14:30–15:30) exploring memory, identity and, most importantly, the joy of music. read more Museum Late: Rip It Up Fri 16 Nov, 19:00–22:30, age 18+ Our Museum Lates return with a Rip It Up-themed evening extravaganza. Enjoy live music from two of the exhibition’s featured bands, 2017 Scottish Album of the Year Award winners Sacred Paws and independent pioneers The Pastels, along with bars, food, themed activities and a chance to explore the museum and exhibition after dark. book now Off The Record Sat 17 Nov, 10:00–17:00 At this event for young musicians and those who want to work in the music industry aged 16–25, this day of seminars, discussions and workshops aims to demystify the industry and provide the knowledge to kickstart a career in music. Part of Year of Young People 2018 Read More The future of Scottish pop Scottish Album of the Year Award 2018 winner announced Edinburgh's Young Fathers have been announced as the winners of the 2018 Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award. Hot on the heels of that announcement we will shortly be updating The SAY Award section in the Rip It Up exhibition to feature the band's award-winning album Cocoa Sugar. read more Future Features Our Future Features campaign with Napier University continues to showcase the future of Scottish pop music. See exclusive performances and interviews with Scottish stars in the making Dancing on Tables, SKJØR, Gus Harrower and Anna McLuckie. read more Shop the exhibition From branded tea towels and tote bags to collectible band merchandise, plus an exhibition CD and of course the fantastic book written by broadcaster Vic Galloway, don't forget to visit the Rip It Up shop in the museum and online. shop now Rip It Up across Edinburgh SHAMANIC at Edinburgh University Old Quad Fri 28 Sep, 19:00 A visceral collision of alternative rock, live painting, projection and architecture, this outdoor show features Fay Fife (The Rezillos) and artist Maria Rud plus special guests, with a prelude reading by Rula Lenska. read more Rip It Up screenings at Filmhouse Tue 23 & Mon 29 Oct Don't miss two documentaries by acclaimed director Grant McPhee. Big Gold Dream (23 Oct) looks at the creativity and innovation of Scotland's post-punk scene, while Teenage Superstars (29 Oct) explores Glasgow's alternative music scene from the mid 80s to early 90s. Read More Edinburgh's Greatest Hits: The Story of the Capital's Music Saturdays until 24 Nov Join Edinburgh Music Tours for a guided walking tour telling the story of the musicians who have stayed, played and made music in Edinburgh. Read More Become a member today for free exhibition entry and discounted tickets to events at National museums scotland Our mailing address is: National Museums Scotland Chambers Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1JF Copyright © 2018 National Museums Scotland, All rights reserved.