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The National
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Biffy Clyro announce Glasgow Hydro gig – how to get tickets
Biffy Clyro will perform at the Hydro on January 21 as part of their The Futique Tour. The group, which formed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, in 1995, consists of Simon Neil, James Johnston, and Ben Johnston. READ MORE: World's tallest cinema in Scottish city 'at risk of closure' They are known for their mega tunes, including Many of Horror, Bubbles, Space, Oppostie, and That Golden Rule. Announcing the show, the OVO Hydro said: "Local lads - and rock gods - Biffy Clyro are returning to the OVO Hydro for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on January 21, 2026." ANNOUNCED 📣 Local lads - and rock GODS - @BiffyClyro are returning to the OVO Hydro for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on 21 January 2026 🤘#OVOLive presale | 10am, Tue 29 July Tickets onsale | 10am, Thu 31 July ➡️ — OVO Hydro (@OVOHydro) July 24, 2025 Tickets for the band's Glasgow show will go on sale from Thursday, July 31, at 10am. However, fans will be able to grab presale tickets from Tuesday, July 29, at 10am.
Daily Record
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Biffy Clyro announce huge UK tour with two Scottish dates
The Scots band are heading out on tour in January 2026. Scots band Biffy Clyro have announced a massive UK and Ireland headline arena tour for January next year. Kicking off at Belfast's SSE Arena on January 9, the tour will see the band bring their explosive live show to cities across the UK and Ireland, including Dublin, London, Birmingham, and Manchester, before concluding with a triumphant hometown performance at Glasgow's OVO Hydro. Joining them on the run will be special guests Soft Play and The Armed. About the tour, the band said: "It's f****** time… The Futique Tour 2026." Biffy will play two Scottish dates in total, on Tuesday, January 20, they will play at the P&J Live Aberdeen and the following night on Wednesday, January 20, they will play the iconic OVO Hydro. The tour announcement comes hot on the heels of the reveal that Futique - the band's highly anticipated new album - will be released on September 26, 2025. The album features the powerful new single A Little Love, which debuted as BBC Radio 1's Hottest Record in the World. Ticket pre-sales for all tour dates will begin on Tuesday, July 29 at 10am local time, followed by general on-sale on Thursday, July 31 at 10am local time. Tickets will be available here. Fans can access the artist pre-sale starting Tuesday 29, July at 10am local time by pre-ordering Futique here. Access to Preferred Tickets is available to Mastercard cardholders in the UK on Thursday, July 31, at 10am. JANUARY 2026 Friday 9 January SSE Arena Belfast, United Kingdom Saturday 10 January 3Arena Dublin, Ireland Monday 12 January Motorpoint Arena Nottingham, United Kingdom Wednesday 14 January The O2 London, United Kingdom Friday 16 January Utilita Arena Birmingham, United Kingdom Saturday 17 January Co-op Live Manchester, United Kingdom Sunday 18 January Utilita Arena Cardiff, United Kingdom Tuesday 20 January P&J Live Aberdeen, United Kingdom Wednesday 21 January OVO Hydro Glasgow, United Kingdom Earlier this month, the band headlined TRNSMT Festival at Glasgow green. After the iconic closing set on the Saturday, the band took to Instagram to share snaps from the epic show. Alongside the pictures, they penned: "Home. Thank you @trnsmtfest." Fans flocked to the comments to talk about how incredible they were. One wrote: We came all the way from Brazil to see you guys. It was worth EVERY MINUTE. Thank you so much for such an amazing gig!" Another said: "What a show and what a crowd." And one added: "One of the best shows I've been to (and I've been to a lot)."
The Herald Scotland
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Biffy Clyro announce huge gigs in Glasgow and Aberdeen
The group, which formed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, in 1995, consists of Simon Neil, James Johnston, and Ben Johnston. They are known for songs such as 'Many of Horror', 'Bubbles', 'Space', 'Living Is A Problem Because Everything Dies', and 'That Golden Rule'. Read More: They will release their 10th studio album, Futique, on September 26. Announcing the show, the OVO Hydro said: "Local lads - and rock gods - Biffy Clyro are returning to the OVO Hydro for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on January 21, 2026." ANNOUNCED 📣 Local lads - and rock GODS - @BiffyClyro are returning to the OVO Hydro for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on 21 January 2026 🤘#OVOLive presale | 10am, Tue 29 July Tickets onsale | 10am, Thu 31 July ➡️ — OVO Hydro (@OVOHydro) July 24, 2025 Tickets for the band's Glasgow and Aberdeen shows will go on sale from Thursday, July 31, at 10am. However, fans will be able to grab presale tickets from Tuesday, July 29, at 10am.
Glasgow Times
11 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Scottish 'rock gods' announced huge Glasgow Hydro gig
Biffy Clyro will perform at the Finnieston venue on January 21, 2026, as part of their The Futique Tour. The group, which formed in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire, in 1995, consists of Simon Neil, James Johnston, and Ben Johnston. READ MORE: Rock band added extra Glasgow gig date due to 'demand' READ MORE: Star of legendary rock band pictured at Glasgow restaurant They are known for their mega tunes, including Many of Horror, Bubbles, Space, Oppostie, and That Golden Rule. Announcing the show, the OVO Hydro said: "Local lads - and rock gods - Biffy Clyro are returning to the [[OVO Hydro]] for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on January 21, 2026." ANNOUNCED 📣 Local lads - and rock GODS - @BiffyClyro are returning to the OVO Hydro for the epic final night of The Futique Tour on 21 January 2026 🤘#OVOLive presale | 10am, Tue 29 July Tickets onsale | 10am, Thu 31 July ➡️ — OVO Hydro (@OVOHydro) July 24, 2025 Tickets for the band's Glasgow show will go on sale from Thursday, July 31, at 10am. However, fans will be able to grab presale tickets from Tuesday, July 29, at 10am.
The National
a day ago
- Entertainment
- The National
Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026 mascot unveiled as Finnie the unicorn
Finnie, a unicorn with a traffic cone for a horn, made her first official appearance at the city's famous Finnieston Crane on Wednesday to mark a year until the start of the games. The mascot was designed with the help of school children from Glasgow and replaces Clyde the Thistle, who was the mascot for the last Glasgow games in 2014. (Image: Glasgow2026 / Craig Watson) (Image: Glasgow2026 / Craig Watson) More than 3000 athletes are set to compete in a 10-sport programme across four of the city's iconic venues from July 23 to August 2 next year. It is a cut-down version of the games, after the Australian state of Victoria backed out for financial reasons. READ MORE: Scottish designer creates tartan for Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Finnie's horn is a take on the famous traffic cone placed on the top of the Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow city centre. She also has a silver flash in her shoes, which is meant to be a homage to the city's shipbuilding history, as well as star-spangled arms in a nod to the Barrowland Ballroom, and a flowing purple mane which is inspired by the lights that shine on the OVO Hydro venue at night. (Image: Jeff Holmes) Finnie is set to attend a number of events on Wednesday to mark the one-year countdown to the games, including meeting First Minister John Swinney and a number of athletes such as 10,000m champion Eilish McColgan and Olympic medalist Eilidh Doyle. In a statement released on her behalf, the mascot said: "I'll be at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games next summer with a grin, a wave, maybe even a wee dance. READ MORE: Ozzy Osbourne dies 'surrounded by love' at the age of 76, family says "I'm here to turn the nerves into excitement, stir the cheers and help turn every moment into something magic as Glasgow 2026 swings into the city." Glasgow 2026 chief executive Phil Batty said: "Finnie represents everything Glasgow 2026 is about – fun, friendliness and of course that little bit of magic! "She'll be at the heart of everything that's exciting about these Games, from building up the crowd to hyping the athletes."
