Glasgow Summer Nights Tickets

Glasgow Summer Nights: First Aid Kit, Van Morrison, Bryan Ferry and Fleet Foxes all play in 2018

First Aid Kit, Van Morrison, Bryan Ferry and Fleet Foxes are among the headliners at this year's Glasgow Summer Nights. The award-winning festival – which enters its fifth year in 2018 – takes place over 12 summer evenings in July and August at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Bandstand.

The 90-year-old venue, which holds 2,500 people, was re-opened following a £2m redevelopment project in 2014, after closing in 1999. OMD, The Pretenders, and Roddy Frame will also take to the stage.

Mark Mackie, director of promoters Regular Music, said: "We are delighted to have such an incredible array of talent, including some true music legends all performing at Summer Nights this year. Kelvingrove Bandstand has such a fantastic atmosphere and the feedback we have had from both artists and audiences is that they have a great time being there."

Glasgow Summer Nights 2018: full line up announced

After his thrilling performance on the same stage in 2016, Van Morrison returns to Kelvingrove Bandstand on Thursday 9 August, while the final show on Saturday 11 August sees Scottish indie favourite, Aztec Camera's Roddy Frame, plays his hits to a partizan, home crowd. 

Here's the full Glasgow Summer Nights 2018 offering: 

• Mon 30 Jul – The Pretenders
• Tue 31 Jul – Bryan Ferry
• Wed 1 Aug – First Aid Kit
• Thu 2 Aug – John Prine
• Fri 3 Aug – OMD
• Sat 4 Aug – James Grant with the Hallelujah Strings
• Mon 6 Aug – Imelda May
• Tue 7 Aug – Fleet Foxes
• Wed 8 Aug – Jimmy Cliff
• Thu 9 Aug – Van Morrison
• Fri 10 Aug – The Fratellis
• Sat 11 Aug – Roddy Frame

Last year, the festival won the Unesco City of Music Best Live Event at the Scottish Music Awards; so be sure to pick out your favourite and buy Glasgow Summer nights tickets now at StubHub.

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