Stereophonics Set to Rock Glasgow with 20-Hour Party

Stereophonics, one of Wales' most beloved bands, will bring their high-energy concerts to Glasgow's Bellahouston Park on June 28 as part of the Summer Sessions series. Led by the charismatic lead singer Kelly Jones, the band will perform a near-identical setlist to their current tour, featuring hits like "The Bartender and the Thief," "Just Looking," and "Dakota." Supporting acts Finn Foster and Blossoms will warm up the crowd before Stereophonics takes the stage at 8:15 pm.

Key Takeaways:

  • Stereophonics will perform at Glasgow's Bellahouston Park on June 28 as part of the Summer Sessions series.
  • 28-year-old Teesside singer-songwriter Finn Foster and Stockport indie band Blossoms will support Stereophonics at the concert.
  • The stage times for Stereophonics are: Finn Foster - 5:20 pm, Blossoms - 6:30 pm, Stereophonics - 8:15 pm.
  • There are still tickets available for the concert, starting at £74.50, available here.
  • The concert is over 12s only; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 21.
  • Stereophonics are expected to play a near-identical setlist to their current tour, featuring hits like "Vegas," "Do Ya Feel My Love," and "Just Looking."
  • Drinks prices at the bar range from £2.60 to £12.50, with beer and cider starting at £7.30 and whiskey at £8.50.

Statistics:

  • The concert will feature a near-identical setlist to Stereophonics' current tour, featuring 25-30 songs.
  • Tickets are available for £74.50 minimum, with some prices up to £100.
  • The concert is an over 12s event; children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult over 21.
  • Drinks prices range from £2.60 to £12.50.

Sources:

  • Stereophonics, (/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/album-reviews-stereophonics-self-esteem-billy-idol-cloth-5095845)
  • Summer Sessions, (https://www.scotsman.com/arts-and-culture/music/punk-all-dayer-glasgow-review-teenage-kicks-still-hard-to-beat-5189098)
  • Glasgow Life, (/news/trnsmt-festival-2025-glasgow-road-closures-and-travel-disruption-around-music-festival-5190151)