Don McLean to kick off final ever UK and Ireland tour in Glasgow next year - here's how to get tickets
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Part of his final ever UK and Ireland tour, American Pie singer Don McLean will perform in Scotland for the last time next year.
Don McLean has announced his final ever Scottish show, with tickets on sale this week.
The legendary singer-songwriter, who is best known for hits such as American Pie, will headline Glasgow Royal Concert Hall next year as part of a UK and Ireland farewell tour.
The 80-year-old star will perform in cities including London, Belfast, Dublin, Birmingham and more as well as Glasgow. Here’s what you need to know about tickets for Don McLean’s last Scottish show.
When is Don McLean’s last Glasgow concert?
Don McLean will headline Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Tuesday, May 11 2027, kicking off his UK and Ireland tour.
Here is the full list of UK and Ireland dates for Don McLean:
- Tuesday, May 11 2027 — Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
- Thursday, May 13 2027 — Belfast Waterfront Hall
- Friday, May 14 2027 — Dublin 3Arena
- Sunday, May 16 2027 — Birmingham Symphony Hall
- Monday, May 17 2027 — Bristol Beacon
- Wednesday, May 19 2027 — Manchester Bridgewater Hall
- Thursday, May 20 2027 — Gateshead Glasshouse
- Saturday, May 22 2027 — London Royal Albert Hall
When do Don McLean tickets go on sale?
Tickets for Don McLean’s Farewell Tour will go on sale from 10am on Friday, September 18.
These can be purchased from sites including Gigantic, Glasgow Life, Ticketmaster and See Tickets.
Fans may only purchase 8 tickets per person and household.
How much are tickets for Don McLean in Glasgow?
Ticket prices for the star’s show at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall will cost either £45.74, £51.90, or £63.10 according to Glasgow Life’s website, including booking and venue restoration fee.
Are there age restrictions?
Yes, anyone under 16 years old will need to be accompanied by an adult over 18. Aside from this, there are no formal age restrictions.
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