How much are The Damned tickets? Here's how to get tickets for legendary band's huge Glasgow gig
The Damned will perform at Kelvingrove Bandstand in June, with tickets on sale Friday, February 13.
The Damned are the latest act to join Glasgow’s Big Nights Out concert series, with tickets on sale this week.
The English punk band join previously announced performers such as Sparks, The Stranglers and Cast., with The Damned set to headline Kelvingrove Bandstand on Sunday, June 7.
The announcement comes ahead of the band - which is formed of Dave Vanian, Captain Sensible, Rat Scabies, Paul Gray and Monty Oxymoron - celebrating their 50th anniversary with a huge show in London this April.
Here’s everything you need to know about The Damned’s Glasgow show, including how to get tickets.
Glasgow’s Big Nights Out: When is The Damned playing Kelvingrove Bandstand?
The Damned will play Kelvingrove Bandstand in Glasgow on Sunday, June 7.
They are one of several acts lined up as part of the venue’s Big Nights Out. Here are all of the planned gigs on during Big Nights Out at Kelvingrove Bandstand:
- Wednesday, June 3 — Aldous Harding
- Thursday, June 4 — Level 42
- Friday, June 5 — The Stranglers
- Saturday, June 6 — The Stranglers
- Sunday, June 7 — The Damned
- Wednesday, June 10 — Peter Hook and The Light
- Thursday, June 11 — Mànran
- Friday, June 12 — Cast
- Saturday, June 13 — Fisherman's Friends
- Sunday, June 14 — Sparks
When do tickets go on sale?
General sale for The Damned at Kelvingrove Bandstand will begin at 10am on Friday, February 13.
Tickets are available from the Big Nights Out website, as well as Glasgow Life and See Tickets.
There is a presale for The Damned’s Glasgow show, which is open to fans who have signed up for alerts on the Big Nights Out website.
How much are The Damned tickets?
If you are planning on purchasing tickets to see The Damned at Glasgow’s Big Nights Out, you can expect to pay around £52 for tickets including fees.
This applies to all tickets which have been purchased in advance, with tickets on the door costing £58.80.
All fees include a donation towards Glasgow Life’s Restoration Fund which supports venues such as Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, City Halls and more. In addition, fans have the option to add a donation towards grassroots venue The Hug and Pint.
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