Live Events in Scotland

Live Events in Scotland: Concerts, Sports, and Comedy and More

From high-energy concerts and acclaimed theatre productions to can't-miss sporting events, Scotland delivers unforgettable experiences for every type of fan. Whether you're singing along in a packed arena, laughing at a comedy show, or watching the action from courtside, there's always something happening across the country.

With Vivid Seats, you can browse top events and buy with confidence, backed by our 100% Buyer Guarantee. Plus, with a rewards programme, Vivid Seats gives you even more value with every purchase.

Things to Do in Scotland This Week

This week in Scotland, catch All Time Low at OVO Hydro in Glasgow on 20 January for a high-energy alternative show. If rock is more your thing, see Amaranthe at O2 Academy Glasgow on 21 January. Or round off the week with Miles Kane at O2 Academy Glasgow on 24 January.

Things to Do in Scotland Next Week

Next week in Glasgow laugh along with The Fast Show at the SEC Armadillo on 27 January, sing along to Jason Derulo at the OVO Hydro on 29 January, and finish the week cheering for the Gallant Pioneers at the SEC Armadillo on 31 January.

Whether you crave comedy, pop or live sport, these nights promise big atmosphere and easy access from the city centre.

Why Buy with Vivid Seats

Fans across Scotland choose Vivid Seats because it makes getting into the events they love simple, safe, and rewarding. Whether it’s a Glasgow show, an Edinburgh derby, or a festival in the Highlands, you can browse real-time availability, pick your seats with helpful maps, and check out quickly with secure delivery options. Every order is protected by the Vivid Seats 100% Buyer Guarantee, giving you confidence that your tickets are valid and will arrive in time for the event. Plus, with the Vivid Seats Rewards program, you earn credit on every purchase and can unlock tiers with extra perks, helping your next night out cost less. Friendly support, easy mobile tickets, and a smooth experience from purchase to the turnstile—this is why Scottish fans keep coming back.