Already in 2025 Scotland has played host to stars from Sabrina Carpenter to Robbie Williams, with plenty more massive concerts still to come.
Set to play some of the biggest shows of the year in August, Oasis have a three night stint at Murrayfield in Edinburgh lined up. Classic rock legends AC/DC will also play the venue later that same month, with Sam Fender and Chappell Roan scheduled for the Royal Highland Showground shortly after.
And that’s without mentioning the many, many top acts set to perform at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow throughout the remainder of the year, from Billie Eilish in July to Amy Macdonald in December.
And then there are acts like Kneecap who, while playing a smaller venue, are still set to make their impact as one of the most talked about Scottish shows in 2025 after being axed from the TRNSMT line-up.
With so many concerts still on the horizon, here are all of the biggest gigs coming to Scotland in 2025.
21. James Morrison — Wednesday, September 24
Supporting the release of his sixth album, English singer-songwriter James Morrison will perform at the SEC Armadillo in Glasgow on Wednesday, September 24. You can expect his top hits including Broken Strings and You Give Me Something as well as songs from the new record. | Getty Images
22. Pierce the Veil – Friday, September 26
American rock band Pierce the Veil will perform at the OVO Hydro in 2025 as part of their I Can't Hear You World Tour. Their Glasgow show will take place on Friday, September 26. | Getty Images
23. Simply Red – Sunday, September 28
Celebrating their 40th Anniversary, Simply Red will take to the stage at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Sunday, September 28, 2025. | Getty Images
24. Lulu – Monday, September 29 to Wednesday, October 1
Lulu will head to Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh later this year as part of her If Only You Knew tour. As well as performing a selection of songs, the Scottish singer and actress will talk through anecdotes from her new memoir of the same name. She will appear at Aberdeen Music Hall on Monday, September 29, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Tuesday, September 30 and Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on Wednesday, October 1. | Getty Images for EON Productions