Glasgow Summer Sessions: What to know about Teddy Swims at Bellahouston Park - including setlist, timings, and support acts

The American singer-songwriter, who is known for songs such as Lose Control and The Door, will perform in front of tens of thousands of fans at Bellahouston Park on Sunday.

Here is everything you need to know about Teddy Swims in Glasgow, from his support acts to his set times.

When is Teddy Swims playing Glasgow?

Teddy Swims will headline Glasgow Summer Sessions on Sunday, June 28.

Who is supporting Teddy Swims in Glasgow?

For his Bellahouston Park gig, Teddy Swims will be joined by two support acts: Lauren Spencer Smith and Jordan Rakei.

Canadian singer Lauren Spencer Smith is known for songs including That Part, Fingers Crossed and Flowers, and has released two studio albums.

Based in London, New Zealand musician Jordan Rakei will also open for Teddy Swims in Glasgow. Previously, he performed under the name Dan Kye.

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When do gates open for Teddy Swims in Glasgow?

Gates for Teddy Swims’ Glasgow show will open at 5pm, around an hour before the show begins.

What are the set times for Teddy Swims at Bellahouston Park?

While the gates open at 5pm, Teddy Swims won’t appear on stage until 9pm with the performance due to end at around 10.30pm.

Here are all of the timings for Teddy Swims’ Glasgow Summer Session:

• Jordan Rakei: 6pm - 6.45pm
• Lauren Spencer Smith: 7.15pm - 8.15pm
• Teddy Swims: 9pm - 10.30pm
• Curfew: 11pm

All timings have been provided as a guideline only, and are subject to change.

Teddy Swims Glasgow setlist

Teddy Swims appears to be sticking to a largely similar set of songs while on tour. Based on a recent show in Ireland, here is his likely setlist for Glasgow:

• The Door
• Hammer to the Heart
• Are You Even Real
• Funeral
• She Loves the Rain
• What More Can I Say
• 911
• God Went Crazy
• You’ve Got Another Thing Coming
• Goodbye's Been Good to You
• Apple Juice
• Bad Dreams
• Black & White
• Simple Things
• Some Things I'll Never Know
• You're Still the One (Shania Twain cover)
• Break Up in Reverse
• Somethin’ ’Bout a Woman (Thomas Rhett cover)
• Mr. Know It All
• Jump (Van Halen cover)
• All That Really Matters (ILLENIUM cover)
• Use Somebody (Kings of Leon cover)
• Bed on Fire
• Guilty
• Lose Control

What will the weather be like?

If you’re among those heading to Bellahouston Park for Teddy Swims, then it is worth being prepared for all weather possibilities and to have a poncho on hand.

The Met Office forecast that there is a good chance of rain throughout the day, especially from 5pm onwards.

Temperature wise, it is set to be between 14°C and 17°C with the chance of sun peeking out.

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Can I leave and come back?

No, once you have scanned your ticket for Teddy Swims at Bellahouston Park you will not be able to leave the event ground and then later re-enter.

What if I have issues with my ticket?

The best thing you do before leaving for the gig is to download your ticket to your phone. If you have any issues with your ticket on the day of the event, it would be best to head along to Bellahouston Park slightly early.

The box office on site will be open from 12pm. Its exact location can be found here. The box office will close at 9.30pm.

What items are banned from Teddy Swims at Bellahouston Park?

Whether you are going to see Teddy Swims or another one of the Glasgow Summer Sessions, there is a strict list of items which you are able to take with you.

Bags must be smaller than a sheet of A3, and items such as picnic blankets, non-professional cameras, portable phone chargers, ID, ear plugs, hand sanitiser, hats, lip balm, make up, travel sized suncream and sunglasses are also allowed.

No glass items such as perfumes will be permitted, but if you have a soft collapsible water bottle you will be able to take that with you.

Here is the full list of banned items for Teddy Swims in Glasgow:

• Fake IDs
• Bags larger than a sheet of A4
• Disposable vapes
• Anything considered to be a weapon such as multitools
• Drugs and legal highs
• Flames and smoke devices
• Fireworks, sparklers, confetti cannons etc
• Drones, portable laser equipment and laser pens
• Unofficial tabards and reflective jackets
• Hard plastic metal bottles
• Aerosols or spray paint cans
• All glass including perfume bottles
• Tents and gazebos
• Chairs
• Balloons and inflatables
• Umbrellas and selfie sticks
• Flags and tentpoles
• Domestic club tops
• Food and drink
• Professional photography, videography and audio equipment

Will Glasgow Summer Sessions be cashless?

Yes, every event on at Bellahouston Park for Glasgow Summer Sessions will be cashless.

Are there any age restrictions?

Yes, as it is an outdoor gig with no seating only children over 14 will be permitted to attend. Anyone aged under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 21.

Can I still get tickets?

Yes, there are still some limited tickets remaining to see Teddy Swims.

Tickets are priced at £77.61, with VIP tickets costing £120.31, before any handling fees. These can be purchased on Ticketmaster.

You can also visit the box office on the day of the gig, though you may end up disappointed.

You can find out more on the official Summer Sessions website, or by downloading the app.