Louis Tomlinson Glasgow: Setlist, stage times, support acts and what to know ahead of the star's OVO Hydro gig
There are still tickets left for Louis Tomlinson’s Glasgow gig, so here’s everything you need to know including his support acts, setlist and stage times.
Louis Tomlinson will soon entertain Scottish fans as he heads to Glasgow as part of his How Did We Get Here? tour.
The former One Direction member released his third solo album How Did I Get Here? in January , with his seven arena shows in the UK and Ireland kicking off from Friday April 24.
In support of the record, fans can expect to hear recent singles including Lemonade as well as his other solo tracks such as Miss You, Just Hold On and Two of Us when he takes to the stage at the OVO Hydro.
If you’re heading to see Louis Tomlinson in Glasgow, here’s everything you need to know, including his expected setlist and stage times.
When is Louis Tomlinson’s Glasgow show?
Louis Tomlinson will play the OVO Hydro on Monday, April 27.
Who is Louis Tomlinson’s Glasgow support act?
For his show in Glasgow, Louis Tomlinson will be joined by Manchester alternative rock band Pale Waves, who have released four studio albums to date. They are set to perform in Edinburgh this Scotland.
Tomlinson will also be joined by Doncaster singer-songwriter ADMT, whose debut album From Good To Bad And Then Back Again is due out in May.
What are the stage times for Louis Tomlinson at the OVO Hydro?
There are no official stage times for Louis Tomlinson’s show at the OVO Hydro, though we do know that doors are set to open at around 6.30pm. With that being said, we can hazard a guess at more specific timings for his Glasgow gig based on recent European shows.
His first support act ADMT is likely to begin some time between 7pm and 7.30pm, with Pale Waves on stage from around 7.45pm to 8pm. As for Tomlinson, expect his headline set to begin between 9pm and 9.15pm. The show will finish by 11pm, at the latest, due to the city’s curfew.
As mentioned, all provided times are estimates, so it’s worth getting settled a bit early to avoid missing out.
- Doors open: 6.30pm
- ADMT: 7pm
- Pale Waves: 7.45pm
- Louis Tomlinson: 9pm
- Curfew: 11pm
All timings are subject to change, and the venue may share more details closer to the event.
Louis Tomlinson Glasgow setlist
During the European leg of his tour, Louis Tomlinson appears to be playing the same setlist each night with a three song encore. Here is his likely setlist for Glasgow, based on his recent show in Paris.
- Lemonade
- On Fire
- Written All Over Your Face
- Out of My System
- Bigger Than Me
- Saturdays
- Dark to Light
- Broken Bones
- Defenceless (Acoustic)
- Just Hold On (Steve Aoki & Louis Tomlinson song)
- Lazy
- Sunflowers
- Lucid
- Jump the Gun
- Imposter
- Lucky Again
- Sanity
- Kill My Mind
- Face the Music
- Silver Tongues
- The Observer
Encore
- The Answer (Acoustic)
- Miss You
- Palaces
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Are there still tickets available for Louis Tomlinson in Glasgow?
If you’re hoping to grab a last minute ticket for Tomlinson’s show at the Hydro on April 27 then you are in luck, as there are still some left.
You can find tickets for almost all sections on Ticketmaster, including some resale options, and See Tickets. Tickets will range in price from around £39.40 to £100.
Are there any restrictions? Here’s what to know before you go
If you are heading along to the Hydro to see Tomlinson, there are a couple of things to know ahead of time.
The first thing is that the standing arena is only open to those aged 14 or older, and anyone younger attending the concert must be seated. In addition, those under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
Aside from age restrictions, be advised that no vaping is permitted inside the venue. Those who wish to vape must visit one of the smoking shelters outside the venue - and take their tickets with them.
No professional cameras or selfie sticks can be taken into the show, and only small bags are allowed inside the Hydro, with the venue banning any suitcases, rucksacks/backpacks and bags larger than a sheet of A3.
The A3 rule also applies to homemade signs; anyone with banners, signs or flags larger than that will be “deemed to be causing a nuisance” according to the venue website.
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