Kasabian tickets for Glasgow show go on pre-sale today - How to get yours

Katie Collier
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Kasabian tickets for Glasgow show go on pre-sale today - How to get yours (PA)
Kasabian tickets for Glasgow show go on pre-sale today - How to get yours (PA)

Kasabian tickets for the band’s newly added Glasgow show go on pre-sale today.

The trio recently added the new date to its 2022 tour which is set to make stops in four more cities including Manchester and Birmingham this year.

On November 5, 2022, Kasabian will take to the stage in Glasgow, their “second home”.

Tickets for the show go on pre-sale today, so if you haven’t already got the show written in your diary, now is the time to add it.

Kasabian tickets go on pre-sale today

Since the Glasgow show was added in June, tickets go on pre-sale today with tickets for all other shows having been released already.

To buy pre-sale tickets to see the rock band play live at the OVO Hydro, you can visit the Ticketmaster website at 9am on Wednesday, June 29.

Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday, July 1 via Ticketmaster.

Kasabian tour dates 2022

Kasabian will be playing shows at the following venues in 2022 with their support act, The Lathums.

Manchester AO Arena – Friday, October 28

London Alexandra Palace – Saturday, October 29

Cardiff Motorpoint Arena – Wednesday, November 2

Birmingham Utilita Arena – Friday, November 4

Glasgow OVO Hydro – Saturday, November 5

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