Megastar to host exciting Glasgow gig as part of tour
Tom Odell will bring his Wonderful Life Tour to the OVO Hydro, it has been announced.
The British star will perform at the West End venue on Sunday, October 26.
The 34-year-old singer-songwriter, who began his music career in 2012, is from West Sussex in England.
He is known for his huge tunes, including Another Love, Black Friday, Heal, Best Day Of My Life, Don't Let Me Go, and Can't Pretend.
As part of his arena tour, the musician will also host shows in Cardiff, Dublin, Belfast, Manchester, London, Paris, Amsterdam, and many more places.
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ANNOUNCED 📣
Tom Odell is coming to the OVO Hydro on 25 October with the Wonderful Life Tour!#OVOLive presale | 10am, Wed 28 May
Tickets on sale | 10am, Fri 30 May ➡️ https://t.co/1B4yS6Ryyg pic.twitter.com/3dJalPqMsr — OVO Hydro (@OVOHydro) May 23, 2025
A spokesperson for the Hydro said: "Announced - Tom Odell is coming to the OVO Hydro on October 26 with the Wonderful Life Tour."
Fans will be able to grab tickets for the concert from 10am on Friday, May 30. Meanwhile, presale tickets will be available from 10am on Wednesday, May 28.
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