Tyler Childers Glasgow Hydro Stage Times: Gig set times, support, tickets, setlist and age restrictions


It’s going to be a big night for Scottish country music fans.
Country star Timothy Childers released his debut album Bottles and Bibles back in 2011, but found fame with the followup Purgatory in 2017.
That album was included in numerous ‘best of the year’ lists and won Childers an American Music Award.
Further success arrived with 2020 record Long Violent History, which earned him his first Grammy nomination.
A further nine nods followed, before he won his first Grammy at this year’s ceremony - with Bitin' List named Best Country Song.
His seventh studio album, Snipe Hunter, arrived last year, and he’s been currently on a world tour - including a date in Glasgow.
Here’s everything you need to know if you’re going along.
When is Tyler Childers playing Glasgow?
Tyler Childers plays Glasgow's OVO Hydro on his On The Road tour on Friday, March 6. Doors are at 6.30pm.
What is the support act for Tyler Childers’ Glasgow Hydro show?
Tyler Childers has announced he will be supported by singer-singwriter Molly Tuttle. The American artist has released five studio albums to date, most recently 2025’s So Long Little Miss Sunshine.
What are the stage times for Tyler Childers’ Glasgow Hydro show?
Doors are at 6.30pm and Molly Tuttle will be on stage at 7.30pm. Expect Tyler Childers on stage at around 9pm and for the show to end by 11pm at the latest.
Are tickets still available for Tyler Childers’ Glasgow Hydro show?
If you've decided at the last minute that you'd like to go to the gig then you are in luck - you can still buy tickets here, priced from £59.25.
Are there any age restrictions for Tyler Childers’ Glasgow Hydro show?
It’s over 14s only in the standing areas and over 8s only in the seated areas. Everybody under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
What is the likely Tyler Childers setlist?
Expect to hear most - if not all - of the following songs in Glasgow, taken from a recent show in London.
- Eatin’ Big Time
- Dirty Ought Trill
- I Swear (to God)
- Trudy
- Rustin' in the Rain
- All Your'n
- In Your Love
- Jersey Giant
- Bitin’ List
- Watch Out
- Lady May
- Nose on the Grindstone
- Follow You to Virgie
- The Old Country Church
- Whitehouse Road
- Down Under
- Honky Tonk Flame
- Way of the Triune God
- Snipe Hunt
- Universal Sound
- House Fire
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