With Blue set to come to Glasgow for a night of music and fun, here's everything you need to know about the upcoming gig 🎤
With the band set to come to Glasgow for a night ofWhen is Blue playing at the OVO Hydro?When do doors open at the OVO Hydro for the Blue concert?The remaining tickets can be found on theIt is recommended that only those aged over 14 attend unless accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.
All patrons over the age of 5 are welcome in the seated section while children under 5 should not attend most OVO Hydro events.Bags larger than A3 size are not permitted into the venue but can be deposited in a cloakroom at the SEC Centre for £5 per item.Professional audio and video recording equipment are not permitted at the event. However, small, non-professional cameras and phones are allowed.The day is finally here...
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