American singer Matt Maeson to play Oran Mor in Glasgow
Matt Maeson, known for tunes like Hallucinogenics and Cringe, will take the Oran Mor Auditorium stage on February 1, 2026.
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Tickets go live at 10am on June 13.
Meanwhile, tickets can also be purchased via Gigs In Scotland's pre-sale from June 11 at 10am.
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The news follows Maeson's latest release, his single Everlasting.
The singer, who has over three million monthly listeners on Spotify and was born in Virginia, released his debut single, Cringe, back in 2016.
Prior to the release of his debut album Bank on the Funeral in 2019, Maeson released two EPs, Who Killed Matt Maeson in 2017 and The Hearse in 2018.
In 2019, Cringe reached number seven on the Adult Alternative Songs chart. The song later spent four weeks at number one on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart in August that year, the longest running number-one single by a new artist in 2019.
In 2020, Maeson returned to number one on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart with Hallucinogenics, which went on to top the Billboard Rock Airplay chart one week later.
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