Summer Nights at the Bandstand 2026: John Grant and The Wombats join Glasgow concert series line-up – here's how to get tickets
John Grant and The Wombats have joined the line-up for Glasgow’s Summer Nights at the Bandstand.
John Grant and The Wombats have joined the line-up for Glasgow’s Summer Nights at the Bandstand.
Joining The Flaming Lips, Mika, and Marti Pellow among other previously announced names for the summer concert series, the two new acts will take to the Kelvingrove Bandstand stage in August.
Here’s everything you need to know about tickets, prices and more.
Summer Nights at the Bandstand: John Grant and The Wombats join August line-up
John Grant is set to headline Kelvingrove Park on Monday, August 10, signing the songs of Patsy Cline with backing from Richard Hawley and his band.
Then on Wednesday, August 12, The Wombats will perform alongside special guests Keyside and Cherryholt.
Here is the full line up for Glasgow’s Summer Nights at the Bandstand 2026.
- The Flaming Lips — Monday, July 27
- Suzanne Vega — Tuesday, July 28
- Mika — Wednesday, July 29
- OMD — Thursday, July 30 & Friday, July 31
- Sophie Ellis-Bextor — Saturday, August 1
- Elephant Sessions — Tuesday, August 4
- Tash Sultana — Wednesday, August 5
- Marti Pellow — Thursday, August 6, Friday, August 7, and Saturday, August 8
- John Grant with Richard Hawley & his band— Monday, August 10
- ABC — Tuesday, August 11
- The Wombats — Wednesday, August 12
- Idlewild — Thursday, August 13
- Billy Ocean — Friday, August 14
- The Bluebells & Friends Again — Saturday, August 15
When do tickets go on sale?
Tickets for The Wombats and John Grant at Kelvingrove Bandstand will go on sale from 9am on Friday, March 13.
These will be available from sites such as Ticketmaster, as well as Glasgow Life.
How much are tickets?
If you’re looking to see either act in Glasgow this summer, then you can expect to pay upwards of £50.
If you’re hoping to catch John Grant with Richard Hawley and his band, tickets for his show at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Bandstand will cost £49.10, including fees.
As for The Wombats’ headline performance, tickets will cost £60.30, again including fees.
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