McFly Glasgow Ticket Prices and Presales: Here's how to see the band play Queen's Park
The pop-rockers will be playing the big top venue in the Glasgow Southside park.
Formed in London in 2003 and named after the character played by Michael J. Fox in Back to the Future, McFly went straight to number one with their 2004 debut album Room on the 3rd Floor.
They rose to fame after being invited to tour with fellow-band Busted, who they would later go on to form supergroup McBusted with years later.
Over the years there have been seven studio albums, most recently 2023’s Power to Play, which have seen them sell over 10 million records worldwide and claim 18 consecutive UK top 20 singles, including seven UK world number ones.
Now the winner sof the 2005 Brit Award for Best British Pop Act are heading out on tour and there’s good news for Scottish fans - with a date in Glasgow.
Here’s everything you need to know.
When are McFly playing Glasgow’s Queen’s Park Recreation Ground?
The band will play the park as part of a series of concerts held in a big top tent this summer on Thursday, August 27, with doors at 4pm.
Who will be supporting McFly at Glasgow’s Queen’s Park?
No support acts have been announced as yet for the McFly gig - watch this space.
When do tickets go on sale for McFly’s Glasgow gig?
Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday, March 20, here.
Are there any presales available for McFly’s Glasgow gig?
Somewhat unusually there don’t seem to be any presales for the McFly concert. It’s worth registering on their website here though, just in case.
How much are tickets to see McFly in Glasgow?
The official ticket prices have not been announced yet, but expect them to charge similar amount to Callum Beattie who is playing the same venue that month. That means general admission tickets should be around £48.05 (plus the inevitable booking fee).
Are there any age restrictions for McFly’s Glasgow gig?
All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
What are McFly likely to play in Glasgow?
Expect to hear the majority of the following songs, taken from a recent gig in Norwich.
- Where Did All the Guitars Go?
- Land of the Bees
- Star Girl
- That Girl
- One for the Radio
- I Wanna Hold You
- Obviously
- I'll Be OK
- Transylvania
- Everybody Knows / Livin' on a Prayer / I Wanna Dance with Somebody / Radio Ga Ga / Twist and Shout
- Happiness
- Room on the 3rd Floor
- All About You
- Shine a Light
- Red
- Forever's Not Enough
- Honey I'm Home
- Colours in Her Hair
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