Halloween is coming - so of course a raft of terrifying events are popping up to get us all in the mood.
One of the biggest draws so far for the spooktastic season is happening at the Britannia Panopticon, which is the world's oldest music hall, in case you didn't know.
As reported by Glasgow Live, the iconic haunted venue is throwing open its doors to Glasgow's ghouls and goblins for a night of haunting tales on October 26.
The historic (and we'll be honest, petrifying) looking building will host a night dramatisations, music, and storytelling for all you ghost hunters out there.
Not surprisingly, tickets were snapped up in record time for the event, but we've got some news that's sure to get your blood curdling with excitement - they've added another date!
After the Halloween spectacular, they'll be doing it all again, on November 8.
It's the same drill as the original - all you need is £10 for a ticket, some free time … and nerves of steel.
Organisers say: "26th October has sold out, another date has now been added, grab your tickets fast before they go!
"As Hallowe'en approaches, the nights become darker, and there's a chill in the air, it's time to prepare yourself for an evening of ghostly tales at the world's oldest (and probably most haunted) surviving music hall."
Grab your tickets here and let us know if you survive …
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