In November 2001, King Tut's was named Licensed Music Pub of the Year by the Scottish Licensed Trade News. It successfully applied for a 1am licence, which gave more time for performances. In 2005, King Tut's held "The Best Scottish Bands of All Time" night, which featured acts such as Snow Patrol, Idlewild, Eugene Kelly and Colin MacIntyre. From 17 to 21 December 2008, Idlewild performed a series of live shows at the venue, playing each of their albums on consecutive nights. King Tut's Wah Wah Hut played host to the Homecoming Scotland 2009 Finale Celebrations in conjunction with the Clyde Auditorium. In November 2017, the venue served as the location of the music video to former Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher's single "Come Back To Me". T in the Park King Tut's also ran King Tut's Wah Wah Tent at what was Scotland's biggest annual music festival, T in the Park, hosting many big acts. Their founder, Stuart Clumpas, now runs the festival. Over the years, acts such as the Manic Street Preachers, Teenage Fanclub, Snow Patrol, Doves, Primal Scream, Queens of the Stone Age, The Futureheads, The View, Jamie T, Dum Dums, Wheatus, Goldfinger, Twin Atlantic and the Pet Shop Boys have all performed on the stage. Manic Street Preachers dedicated a song on stage to King Tut's after lead guitarist and vocalist James Dean Bradfield stated that "King Tut's was the first venue to treat us properly and give us hot food on tour". Notable acts Many famous acts have performed at King Tut's, including Amy Macdonald, Oasis, Rage Against the Machine, Biffy Clyro, Radiohead, Blur, Redd Kross, Travis, Pulp, The Verve, Crowded House, Wheatus, Average White Band, Goldfinger, Chuck Prophet and Beck. Paolo Nutini praised King Tut's variety: "I've never actually seen a big band at King Tut's, you know that? But it's the kind of place you can see anything. One night they'll have a really great band playing their ass off and the next there'll be a nice acoustic thing on. One gig I remember seeing there is Matt Berry, from The Mighty Boosh and Garth Marenghi. That just shows what a range of stuff you can find in Tut's." In 2017 The View played a record run of six sold-out shows at the venue. Album In 2011, singer-songwriter Tom McRae released an extended live album entitled Tom at Tut's featuring songs and banter from