Callum Beattie announces 'bucket list' Glasgow gig - here's how to get tickets, with prices
Callum Beattie will headline Queen’s Park in Glasgow in August, with tickets on sale this week.
Callum Beattie has announced he will play a huge show in Glasgow this summer.
The Scottish singer-songwriter is set to headline Queen’s Park in August, following his performance at Edinburgh Castle in July. Part of the Summer Nights on the Southside concert series, Beattie joins the Scissor Sisters who will play the venue on August 30.
Describing the gig as a “bizarre bucket list moment” on social media, the two outdoor shows come after the release of his album Indi earlier this year and his sold-out night at the OVO Hydro last November.
With tickets for the show set to go on sale this week, here’s what you need to know about tickets for Callum Beattie in Glasgow - from presales to ticket prices.
When is Callum Beattie playing Glasgow?
Callum Beattie will perform at Queen’s Park in Glasgow on Friday, August 28.
The event marks Beattie’s second headline gig in Scotland this year, with the star scheduled to play Edinburgh Castle on Friday, July 10. He will also appear at Belladrum Festival in Inverness on Thursday, July 30.
How much are tickets for Callum Beattie in Glasgow?
Tickets to see Callum Beattie at Queen’s Park will cost fans £42.50 at face value, or around £46.75 with fees.
Is there presale for Callum Beattie at Glasgow’s Queen’s Park?
There does not appear to be any presale for Callum Beattie’s upcoming show at Queen’s Park.
Fans will instead have to make sure that they are ready to purchase tickets during general sale on Friday.
When do tickets go on sale?
General sale for Callum Beattie’s Glasgow gig will begin at 9am on Friday, February 27 via sites including Ticketmaste, Gigantic and See Tickets.
For the best chance of purchasing tickets, fans should ensure they have signed up for an account with their preferred ticket site in advance of the sale beginning, as well as adding their preferred method payment ahead of time.
Other advice includes using just one device and browser tab, and disabling any VPNs.
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