How to get last minute tickets for A$AP Rocky in Glasgow


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There are still some tickets left for A$AP Rocky’s only Scottish tour date this year.
Rapper, producer, actor, fashion designer, and model A$AP Rocky will headline the OVO Hydro in Glasgow later this week.
Due to perform at the venue later this week, the star is on tour in support of his most recent album Don’t Be Dumb which was released in January this year. It is his first record since 2018.
A$AP Rocky hasn’t performed in Scotland for more than a decade, with his upcoming Glasgow show part of a four-date UK and Ireland arena tour.
More recently, Rocky - whose real name is Rakim Athelston Mayers - has acted in films including If I Had Legs I'd Kick You and Highest 2 Lowest.
When is A$AP Rocky playing the OVO Hydro?
A$AP Rocky will headline the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Friday, September 4.
After playing Scotland, the star has one final stop in Manchester left before the end of the UK and Ireland leg of his tour.
Can I still get Glasgow A$AP Rocky tickets?
Yes, there are still some tickets remaining for A$AP Rocky’s upcoming Glasgow gig.
Available from sites including Ticketmaster, some of the tickets on offer will be resale tickets from other fans who are no longer able to attend the show.
How much are tickets?
Tickets will cost fans between £48.65 and £116.75 for standard, or from £188.35 to £237.65 for venue premium. This doesn’t include all fees.
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Are there any age restrictions?
Those considering buying some last minute A$AP Rocky tickets should be advised that only over 14s will be permitted in the standing section of the venue.
The show is open only for children aged 8 or older, with anyone under 16 to be accompanied by an adult over 18 regardless of sitting or standing.
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