Lily Allen Glasgow Hydro Ticket Presales and Prices: How to see the star play her remarkable new album in full

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Lily Allen has a huge date with Scotland next summer. | AFP via Getty Images

The star has announced a string of arena dates after her first dates sold out in seconds.

Lily Allen shot to fame in 2006 when her debut single Smile shot to number one in the UK, followed by album Alright, Still which was nominated for a Grammy and sold over 2.6 million copies.

She followed it up in 2009 with It's Not Me, It's You which also topped the chars, winning her the Brit Award for British Female Solo Artist and a Mercury Prize nomination.

Two more albums followed, with 2014’s Sheezus and 2018’s No Shame, before she took a break from both releasing albums and touring.

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That all changed earlier this year with the surprise release of her fifth studio album West End Girl, which has been critically praised for its eye-opening account of her split from Stranger Things actor David Harbour (although Allen has not confirmed which parts are true and which are fiction).

She had previously announced her first tour for seven years, including a date at Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall, but the intimate venues sold out almost immediately.

But now more fans will have the chance to see her live, with an arena tour now confirmed for summer 2026.

And there’s good more news for Scottish fans - with another date in Glasgow.

Here’s everything you need to know to bag a ticket.

When is Lily Allen playing Glasgow’s Hydro?

Lily Allen will be playing Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Wednesday, June 17. Doors will be at 6.30pm.

Where else is Lily Allen playing?

Lily Allen will be playing the following shows on her UK areana tour:

  • June 16 – Newcastle, Utilita Arena
  • June 17 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro
  • June 19 – Manchester, AO Arena
  • June 21 – Leeds, First Direct Bank Arena
  • June 23 – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
  • June 24 – Cardiff, Utilita Arena
  • June 26 – Birmingham, BP Pulse Live
  • June 27 – London, The O2
  • June 30 – Dublin, 3Arena

When can I buy tickets for Lily Allen’s Glasgow show?

Tickets go on sale to the general public at 10am on Thursday, November 27, here.

Are there any presales for Lily Allen’s Glasgow gig?

As has become standard, there are a few ways to get tickets before they go on general sale.

If you sign up to Lily Allen’s newsletter here you’ll be sent a code to buy tickets from 10am on Tuesday, November 25.

Customers of OVO Energy will also have the chance to buy tickets from 10am on Tuesday, November 25.

Finally, if you sign up to Gigs in Scotland here then you’ll be sent an email to allow you to access tickets from Wednesday, November 26, at 10am.

How much are tickets to see Lily Allen at the Glasgow Hydro?

Depending on where you are sitting, tickets will cost you between £48.90 and £100.

Are there any age restrictions for Lily Allen at the Glasgow Hydro?

It’s over 8s only in the seated areas and over 14s only in the standing areas. All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.

Who is supporting Lily Allen at the Glasgow Hydro?

No support has been announced for the Lily Allen gig - watch this space.

What will Lily Allen be playing at her Glasgow gig?

Lily Allen has stongly suggested she’ll be playing her new album in full, so expect all those tracks plus a few of her greatest hits. We’d expect to hear the following songs in Glasgow.

  1. West End Girl
  2. Ruminating
  3. Sleepwalking
  4. Tennis
  5. Madeline
  6. Relapse
  7. Pussy Palace
  8. 4chan Stan
  9. Nonmonogamummy
  10. Just Enough
  11. Dallas Major
  12. Beg for Me
  13. Let You Win
  14. Fruityloop
  15. Waste
  16. LDN
  17. Smile
  18. The Fear
  19. F*ck You

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