Robyn Glasgow Hydro Stage Times: Gig set times, support, tickets, setlist, age restrictions
The pop star is on her way to Scotland.
Swedish singer Robyn first rose to fame in 1995 when her debut album Robyn Is Here spawned two global hit singles in Do You Know (What It Takes) and Show Me Love.
Since then she has released a further eight studio albums, returning last year with the acclaimed Sexistential after an eight year break.
Along the way there have been several more huge hits, including the ubiquitous With Every Heartbeat and Dancing On My Own.
To celebrate her latest album she’s headed out on a world arena tour and there’s good news for Scottish fans - with a date in Glasgow.
When is Robyn playing Glasgow?
Robyn will be playing Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Friday, June 26. Doors will be at 6.30pm.
Who is supporting Robyn at her Glasgow Hydro gig?
Robyn has announced she will be supported by Smerz at her Glasgow Hydro. The Norwegian electronic music duo have released two albums to date, most recently 2025’s Big City Life.
What are the stage times for Robyn in Glasgow?
Doors are at 6.30pm and Smerz will start her set at 7.45pm. Expect Robyn on stage at around 9pm (although this is only an estimated time) and for the show to finish at 11pm by the latest.
Are tickets still available for Robyn at the Hydro?
If you've decided at the last minute that you'd like to go to the gig then you’re in luck - there are still tickets available, priced from £56.75, here.
Are there any age restrictions for Robyn at the Hydro?
Standing is over 14s only and under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18. In the seated areas all under-14s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
What will Robyn be playing at her Glasgow Hydro gig?
Expect to hear the majority of the following, taken from a recent concert in Amsterdam.
- Sucker for Love
- Hang With Me
- With Every Heartbeat
- Ever Again
- Be Mine!
- Talk to Me
- Dopamine
- Love Is Free
- Sexistential
- Call Your Girlfriend
- Dancing on My Own
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