Alanis Morissette to headline Glasgow Summer Sessions - here is what 'You Oughta Know' about tickets and presale

Canadian singer Alanis Morissette will headline Glasgow Summer Sessions next year. placeholder image
Canadian singer Alanis Morissette will headline Glasgow Summer Sessions next year. | AFP via Getty Images

Here’s everything ‘you oughta know’ about Alanis Morissette’s Glasgow show, including how to get tickets and presale.

Alanis Morissette will headline a huge outdoor gig in Scotland next year as part of Glasgow Summer Sessions.

The seven-time Grammy winner will play the Bellahouston Park on Tuesday, June 30 2026 as part of an exclusive six-date UK tour.

Announcing the news on social media, Morissette shared that she “loved our sweaty communing last summer” and was “inspired” to return.

The post also revealed that she will be joined by Skunk Anansie, as well as Wet Leg who are only on the bill for her Glasgow Summer Session.

Here’s everything you need to know about Alanis Morissette’s Glasgow gig, including when tickets go on sale and how to get presale.

Alanis Morissette UK and Ireland tour: Here’s when star will headline Glasgow Summer Sessions

As well as performing at Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park next year, Morissette will also take to the stage in Cork, Exeter, Woodstock, Lytham and London in 2026.

Here are all of Alanis Morissette’s 2026 UK and Ireland tour dates:

  • Wednesday, June 24 2026 — Cork, Virgin Media Park
  • Friday, June 26 2026 — Exeter, TK Maxx Presents Live at Powderham
  • Sunday, June 28 2026 — Woodstock, Blenheim Palace Festival
  • Tuesday, June 30 2026 — Glasgow, Bellahouston Park
  • Thursday, July 2 2026 — Lytham, TK Maxx Presents Lytham Festival
  • Saturday, July 4 2026 — London, Crystal Palace Park

When do Alanis Morissette Glasgow 2026 tickets go on sale?

General sale for Alanis Morissette tickets will begin at 9am on Friday, December 12 2025.

They will be available through sites including the Summer Sessions website and Ticketmaster, with top tips for successfully purchasing tickets including ensuring that you use only one device and browser tab per account and that you take advantage of the platforms waiting room.

Planning on getting tickets? Be advised that no one ages 12 or under will be permitted, and that those aged between 12 and 15 must be accompanied by an adult over 21.

In addition, the only way ticket reselling will be allowed is through Ticketmaster’s Fan to Fan Exchange.

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How much are Alanis Morissette tickets?

Tickets to see Alanis Morissette’s headline slot at Glasgow Summer Sessions will cost:

  • £81.46 for general admission,
  • £109.46 for Gold Circle or
  • £140.56 for VIP.

That’s before fees, with a limit of six tickets per person or household in place.

Alanis Morissette Glasgow presale

If you really don’t want to wait until general sale, there are several presales you can take advantage of.

The first, and main, Alanis Morissette presale covers all of her upcoming tour dates - including Glasgow. Fans simply need to head over to her website and sign up to her mailing list to receive a special access code from around 9pm on Monday, December 8 with artist presale then beginning at 9am on Tuesday, December 9.

There is then an exclusive presale from 9am on Thursday, December 11 for fans signed up to emails from Glasgow Summer Sessions.

Another Glasgow exclusive Alanis Morissette presale is through Gigs in Scotland, which is open to anyone with an account on the site. By registering you will be able to access presale tickets for her Bellahouston Park show from 9am on Thursday, December 11.

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Alanis Morissette is the latest Glasgow Summer Sessions headliner to be announced. | Shelby Duncan

If you’re not picky about where to see the Canadian singer-songwriter, there are also several additional presales.

For O2 and Virgin Media customers, there is O2 Priority presale from 9am on Wednesday, December 10.

If you don’t have an account with the company don’t worry, as there is also Live Nation presale from 9am on Thursday, December 11. For access, fans just need to register for a My Live Nation account.

Then there is also Ticketmaster presale from 9am on Thursday, December 11. Fans eligible for presale through the site will receive a link with further access details.

Finally, there is Spotify presale for Alanis Morissette fans who listen to her music on the streaming platform. Keep an eye out on your inbox, as an email with further details will be sent out ahead of the presale beginning at 9am on Thursday, December 11.

Here is when every Alanis Morissette presale begins

Alanis Morissette Artist Presale: Tuesday, December 9 at 9am

O2 Priority: Wednesday, December 10 at 9am

Summer Sessions Presale: Thursday, December 11 at 9am

Gigs in Scotland Presale: Thursday, December 11 at 9am

Live Nation Presale: Thursday, December 11 at 9am

Ticketmaster Presale: Thursday, December 11 at 9am

Spotify Presale: Thursday, December 11 at 9am

Skunk Anansie and Wet Leg to support Alanis Morissette in Glasgow

For her headline show at Glasgow Summer Sessions, Alanis Morissette will be joined by Skunk Anansie and Wet Leg.

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Skunk Anansie will support Alanis Morissette’s 2026 UK and Ireland tour. | Getty Images

Alternative rock band Skunk Anansie will join Morissette during all of her upcoming UK and Ireland shows. Formed of Skin, Ace, Cass, and Mark Richardson, it will follow several festival sets, as well as the band supporting Garbage on tour.

In addition, just for her Glasgow show, Wet Leg will also support Morissette. The Isle of Wight indie band - who are set to headline Edinburgh’s Hogmanay concert - released their second album Moisturizer earlier this year.

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