Take That Glasgow: What to know about the Circus Tour at Hampden Park - including setlist, timings, support acts and more

Formed of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald, the band have two massive theatrical shows planned for Hampden Park on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13.

Take That previously played Scotland’s national stadium in 2009 and 2011, with the upcoming gigs giving the band a hat-trick of performances.

For those who are heading along, here is everything you need to know about Take That in Glasgow, including their support acts, likely setlist, set times and more.

Here are the dates for Take That in Glasgow

Take That will be playing Hampden Park in Glasgow on Friday, June 12 and Saturday, June 13.

Who is supporting Take That in Glasgow?

For their shows in Glasgow, Take That will be joined by The Script and Belinda Carlisle.

Having recently announced their own arena shows in Glasgow and Aberdeen later this year, Irish band The Script have been playing recent singles such as Man in the Arena as well as hits including Breakeven and For the First Time.

American singer-songwriter Belinda Carlisle is also on tour with Take That, with the former Go-Go’s artist best known for songs such as Heaven Is a Place on Earth, We Got The Beat and more.

When do gates open for Take That?

If you’re heading along to the stadium to see the Circus Tour live, doors will open at 5pm on Friday and Saturday.

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What are the Take That Glasgow set times?

While we know when doors will open, further timings are still unconfirmed. With that being said, we know the shows will end at around 10.30pm - ahead of the city’s 11pm curfew.

Based on past gigs, here are the rough Take That Glasgow set times you should know:

• Gates open: 5pm
• Belinda Carlisle: 6.30pm
• The Script: 7.20pm
• Take That: 8.30pm
• Show ends: 10.30pm
• Curfew: 11pm

All timings are provided as a guide only and are subject to change.

Take That Glasgow setlist

For their shows at Hampden Park, Take That are likely to stick with the same songs they have played during previous performances.

Here is their Glasgow setlist based on recent shows:

• Greatest Day
• Hello
• Could It Be Magic (Barry Manilow cover)
• Pray
• A Million Love Songs
• Back for Good
• The Garden
• Shine
• Up All Night
• Babe
• You're a Superstar
• Love Ain't Here Anymore (Snippet)
• Nobody Else (Snippet)
• The Circus
• What Is Love
• Do What U Like / Promises / It Only Takes a Minute / Take That and Party
• Said It All
• Never Forget
• Patience
• Relight My Fire (Dan Hartman cover)

Encore:

• Hold Up a Light
• Rule the World

What will the weather be like?

For Take That’s two shows in Glasgow this weekend, the weather is supposed to be decently warm but with light showers throughout the day.

Highs of around 17C have been forecast by the Met Office, but attendees should be sure to keep an eye out for any updates - and to pack both suncream and a waterproof jacket for the event.

Can I leave and come back?

Once you enter the stadium for Take That, that is you - leaving and re-entering is prohibited.

What if I have issues with my ticket?

If you’re among those heading out to Hampden for the shows, make sure to download your ticket and that your phone is fully charged before you leave the house. Screenshots will not be accepted and tickets are digital.

If you have any issues on the day, the box office at Letherby Drive will be open from 3pm to assist.

Is Take That at Hampden cashless?

If you’re planning on picking up merch, grabbing a drink or any food, be prepared and take your bank card with you.

Hampden Park is a cashless stadium and on-site outlets will only accept card or contactless payments.

What items are banned from Take That in Glasgow?

Whether you’re going to see Take That on Friday or Saturday, there are a number of items which are prohibited in the stadium.

If you plan on taking a bag, it must be no larger than a sheet of A4 and there is no bag drop area at the stadium for shows. Compact cameras with fixed lenses are allowed, but no professional equipment such as cameras with detachable lenses will be permitted.

Fans cannot take any food or drink inside either, though exceptions can be made for medical issues here.

With that being said, empty soft or collapsible water bottles will be allowed, as will portable phone charges, travel sized suncream, biodegradable wipes and small hand sanitizers.

Here is the full list of banned items for Take That at Hampden Park:

• 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

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Can I still get tickets?

There are currently extremely limited tickets remaining, which you can find out more about here:

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What can I do if I can no longer go?

For those who booked their tickets months ago but can no longer attend Take That’s Glasgow shows, don’t panic.

Unlike other concerts, you can resell your tickets through authorised resale sites or transfer them elsewhere. If you purchased your tickets through Ticketmaster, that means selling your ticket through the site’s Fan to Fan Exchange.

Alternatively, if you bought Take That tickets from somewhere such as See Tickets, you can sell them at face value using official resale partner Tixel.