Niall Horan Glasgow: Setlist, stage times, support act, tickets and what to know ahead of OVO Hydro gig
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From if you can still get tickets to stage times, here is everything Niall Horan fans need to know ahead of his Glasgow gig.
Irish chart topper Niall Horan will soon entertain thousands of Scottish music fans as he brings his Dinner Party tour to Glasgow.
Sharing its name with his fourth studio album which was released in June, Horan will play tracks from the new record as well as across his career while headlining the OVO Hydro on Monday, September 28.
One of seven UK shows, the former One Direction member will follow his night in Scotland with a gig in Sheffield before wrapping up the string of dates with two nights in London.
Here is everything you need to know about Niall Horan in Glasgow, from if there are still tickets remaining to which songs fans can expect to hear.
When is Niall Horan’s 2026 Glasgow show?
Niall Horan will headline the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on Monday, September 28.
Who is Niall Horan’s support act for Glasgow?
Flowerovlove will support Niall Horan during his gig at the Hydro.
From London, the singer-songwriter - whose real name is Joyce Cissé - recently also announced her own Glasgow headline show at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut next February. She is best known for songs such as a girl like me, Coffee Shop and Hannah Montana, with her debut album Mini Skirt Warrior released earlier this year.
When will Niall Horan come on stage? Glasgow set times
As usual with gigs at the OVO Hydro, doors will open at 6.30pm. There is a curfew in place for around 11pm, meaning the show will likely end sometime around 10.15pm.
Support act Flowerovlove will likely begin her set from around 7.30pm, with Horan due on at around 8.35pm based on timings from other Dinner Party tour dates.
All timings are approximate and subject to change, but here’s what you can expect when seeing Niall Horan in Glasgow.
- Doors open: 6.30pm
- Flowerovlove: 7.30pm
- Niall Horan: 8.30pm
- Curfew: 11pm
Niall Horan setlist Glasgow
Ahead of his Dinner Party tour, Niall Horan took to social media to ask fans for their setlist suggestions. Horan often switches up which songs he plays while performing, and even told fans online that “there’s no shortage of songs to pick from these days” though there will likely be a few One Direction songs also included.
With all of that in mind, fans should anticipate the star to switch it up from night to night. But for a rough idea of Niall Horan’s setlist in Glasgow, here are all of the songs he played in Birmingham while on tour:
- Tastes So Good
- Heartbreak Weather
- Pretty
- If You Leave Me
- Dinner Party
- Boys Are Fun
- This Town
- Black and White
- End of an Era
- Flicker
- Still
- Die If I Don’t
- Never Grow Up
- On My Own
- Flowers
- Nice to Meet Ya
- Small Talk
- Steal My Girl (One Direction song)
- Little More Time
- Monochromatic
- Save My Life
- Better Man - Encore
- Slow Hands - Encore
- Heaven - Encore
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Are there still Glasgow Niall Horan tickets?
Any fans who weren’t able to get their hands on Niall Horan tickets when they first went on sale are in luck, as there are still some available for his OVO Hydro gig.
These can be purchased from Ticketmaster here, with some availability including verified fan-to-fan resale tickets.
These will cost between £48.65 and £99.75 for standard tickets, from £104.55 to £159.55 for venue premium, and up to £209 for VIP.
Horan has also partnered with the Live Trust, meaning that £1 from every ticket sold will be donated to the funding initiative which looks to offer financial support across the live music sector.
Are there any age restrictions?
Children of any age will be allowed to see Niall Horan in Glasgow, however the standing section of the Hydro will only be admitting those over 14 years old meaning that anyone younger must have a seated ticket.
Regardless of if seated or standing, anyone who is under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
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