Niall Horan Glasgow: Here's how to get tickets and presale for the former One Direction star's OVO Hydro gig

The Irish singer-songwriter is set to release his fourth solo album Dinner Party in June, with shows lined up for cities including Birmingham, Manchester and Glasgow in September. It follows the release of Horan’s song Drive Safe in collaboration with Myles Smith.

The dates will mark Horan’s first gig in Scotland since 2024, with the former One Direction member due to headline the OVO Hydro on Monday, September 28.

In a post on social media, Horan wrote: “I cannot wait to see you all soon. this album was written with the live experience in mind and I’ve been itching to get back out on the road pretty much since the last tour wrapped. Truly nothing better than looking out from stage and seeing all your beautiful faces.”

Here’s what you need to know about Niall Horan’s Glasgow gig, including when tickets go on sale, how to get presale, prices and more.

When is Niall Horan playing Glasgow in 2026?

Niall Horan will take to the stage in Glasgow on Monday, September 28 following gigs in Birmingham, Newcastle and Manchester.

Following his Scottish date, Horan will then head to Sheffield and London, before embarking on the European leg of his tour which will come to an end with shows in Dublin and Belfast.

• Tuesday, September 22 — Birmingham Utilita Arena
• Wednesday, September 23 — Newcastle Upon Tyne Utilita Arena
• Friday, September 25 — Manchester Co Op Live
• Monday, September 28 — Glasgow OVO Hydro
• Tuesday, September 29 — Sheffield Utilita Arena
• Friday, October 2 — London O2 Arena

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When do tickets go on sale?

Tickets for Niall Horan’s Glasgow gig will go on sale at 10am on Thursday, April 2 via sites including See Tickets and Ticketmaster.

For the best chance of purchasing tickets, fans should make sure they have registered for an account with their preferred ticket site in advance of the sale beginning. Other advice includes using only one device and browser tab per account, as well as disabling any VPNs.

In addition, sites such as Ticketmaster operate a waiting room which will open 15 minutes before the sale begins.

Niall Horan Presale: Here’s how you can sign up for Glasgow

If you’re among those unwilling to wait until general sale to try and grab tickets to see Horan in Glasgow, then you are in luck as there are several presales.

The first, and main, presale is available to those who pre-order his upcoming album Dinner Party directly from his website before 8am on Monday, March 30. This applies to those who have already pre-ordered the album.

There is also the “no purchase necessary” link for those who only have the money for tickets. Following registration, fans will receive their access code and ticket link from 4pm that day. The album pre-order presale will then begin at 10am on Tuesday, March 31.

Then there is a more general artist presale which will begin at 10am on Wednesday, April 1, which fans can find out more about here.

Finally, there is an exclusive presale for Niall Horan’s Glasgow show. That is the OVO presale, which begin at 10am on Tuesday, March 31 and can be accessed by any OVO Energy customer who has registered for OVO Live.

Niall Horan ticket prices

If you’re looking to see Niall Horan in Glasgow, you can expect to pay anywhere from £48.65 to £99.75 for tickets, before all fees have been applied.

Ticket prices will vary based on whether you are seated or standing, fees and other factors such as the venue.

Are there any age restrictions?

If you are planning on heading to the OVO Hydro to see Horan with a child, there don’t appear to be any age restrictions.

With that being said, only fans who are aged 14 or older are likely to be allowed in the standing area of the OVO Hydro, with anyone under the age of 16 to be accompanied by an adult.

Those hoping to see Horan in Glasgow should also be aware that the level 3 of the venue can only be accessed by stairs, and that both levels 2 and 3 are unsuitable for those with mobility issues, or difficulties with heights.