How to get last minute tickets for André Rieu in Scotland ahead of Aberdeen and Glasgow shows
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One of the world’s most celebrated musicians, André Rieu will perform in Aberdeen and Glasgow later this week.
André Rieu will play two shows in Scotland this week, alongside his Johann Strauss Orchestra.
The Dutch violinist and conductor will perform at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Wednesday, with a second show set for the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Thursday.
Rieu, who has sold more than 40 million albums, has further tour dates lined up for cities including Manchester.
Here is everything you need to know about last minute tickets to see the star in Scotland.
When is André Rieu playing Scotland?
André Rieu will perform at Aberdeen’s P&J Live on Wednesday, September 9, before heading to Glasgow for a show at the OVO Hydro on Thursday, September 10.
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When will the performance begin? Stage times for Aberdeen and Glasgow
Fans seeing the Rieu-led orchestra will be able to enter the venue from 6pm in both Aberdeen and Glasgow.
The show is then due to begin at 7.30pm and end at around 10.15pm.
Are there still tickets for André Rieu in Scotland?
Yes, there are still tickets remaining for André Rieu’s two Scottish shows.
Fans can purchase tickets from sites including Ticketmaster for both Aberdeen and Glasgow, as well as AXS for his night in Aberdeen.
How much are tickets?
Ticket prices for both Aberdeen and Glasgow will cost anywhere from £50 to more than £172 per person.
Are there any age restrictions?
There are no formal age restrictions for André Rieu’s concerts in Scotland, though anyone who is aged 14 or under must be accompanied by an adult 18 or older. For his night at the OVO Hydro it is also stated that under 2s do not require tickets.
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