Limp Bizkit Kick Off UK/EU Tour in Glasgow with High-Energy Mayhem
Limp Bizkit stormed into Glasgow to launch the UK/EU leg of their Loserville Tour, delivering a set packed with fan-favorite anthems and pure nu-metal chaos. Taking the stage at 9:45, Fred Durst and company wasted no time in igniting the crowd, opening with the explosive “Break Stuff”—a track that immediately sent the sold-out, jumping OVO Hydro into a frenzy. Following up with “Hot Dog” and “Take a Look Around”, the band locked into their signature mix of aggression and groove, with Wes Borland’s crushing riffs and John Otto’s thunderous drumming shaking the venue to its core.
Dylan John Thomas at Glasgow’s OVO HYDRO
Dylan John Thomas brought the house down at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on Friday night, marking the final stop of his 2024 tour with a rousing performance that celebrated his meteoric rise from local busker to arena headliner. The East End native, named after Bob Dylan, captivated the sold-out crowd with an energetic set, making his first arena show a night to remember.
Becky Hill: Live At The OVO Hydro In Scotland
Becky Hill's performance at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on the 12th October was a showcase of her undeniable talent, commanding stage presence, and flawless vocals. Despite a few initial wardrobe hiccups, Hill's ability to connect with her audience never faltered, delivering a night of euphoric highs, intimate ballads, and expertly crafted visuals that kept the crowd fully engaged from start to finish. With standout support from opening acts Charlie Boon and SAVANNAH, the night was a full-scale celebration of dance, pop, and heartfelt performance. With a mix of high-energy hits, heartfelt ballads and stunning visual effects, Becky Hill proved once again why she's one of the most exciting live performers in the UK.
Troye Sivan ‘Something To Give Each Other’ Tour
From the moment Troye Sivan stepped onto the stage, his performance was a meticulously choreographed dance through a narrative of personal expression. Each movement seemed purposeful, accentuating the emotions conveyed through his lyrics. The visuals were stunning, with a mix of vibrant colours, abstract patterns, and intimate close-ups which highlighted Troye's connection with the audience. Authentic LGBTQ+ representation was also translated throughout the choreography from cheeky innuendos thrown in, to the delivery of more striking and explicit moments.