Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre

About Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre

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Overview

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The Kelvingrove Bandstand is a charming venue for all kinds of live, outdoor entertainment. Since its restoration and reopening, the venue has hosted festival programmes for many of the large sporting events in the city, concerts by Sir Tom Jones, Van Morrison and Texas, the Glasgow Mela and cinema screenings.
It has grown to become an in-demand venue that is especially sought after in the summer months. Its flexibility and size means it is an ideal home for almost any kind of performance.
The Bandstand sits between Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and The University of Glasgow. It can hold over 2,000 people. After a 36 year hiatus, it is one of the most atmospheric and magical spaces Glasgow has to offer.

Plan your visit

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed

Accessible toilets

For any access queries please contact 0141 353 8000

Assistance dogs

Guide and assistance dogs are welcome. 

Wheelchair access

Elevated platform for large events and stage front designated area accessed from Kelvingrove Park. For any access queries please contact 0141 353 8050. 

Cafe or restaurant

Only at select events

Parking

On street metered and nearby metered car park

Location Map

If you are planning an event and looking for a location with a ‘wow’ factor, look no further than this unique venue with endless quirky charm​. Visit the Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre's venue hire web page to find out more.

Telephone

0141 353 8000

Location
Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow, G12 8NR

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The Story of Kelvingrove Bandstand: Celebrating 100 years of music

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