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Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Concert hall in Glasgow, ScotlandWikipedia

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Oct 21, 2026

Gary WestHOST
33:19
Given that so many of these winners come from the People's Ford Boghall and Bathgate it seemed fitting to play the full drum corps for you now as part of their celebrations.
Gary WestHOST
33:31
This was their drum fanfare from their Cabaret Fae concert in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
Gary WestHOST
33:37
This is the drum corps of the People's Ford Boghall and Bathgate Pipe Band.
Gary WestHOST
36:58
Yeah, some of the finest pipe band drumming you will hear.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:11
A group of rock legends have announced their much-anticipated return to the UK, with Glasgow serving as their only Scottish show on the tour.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:21
Blue Oyster Cult will perform at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on April the third, two thousand and twenty-seven, marking fifty-five years since the band adopted their famous name.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:36
The fifty-five years on tour, nineteen seventy-two to two thousand and twenty-seven, will give UK fans another opportunity to experience the classic rock band live following their sold-out London Palladium show in two thousand and twenty-five.
speaker_3NARRATOR
46:55
Formed in Long Island, New York, Blue Oyster Cult have an expansive catalog of hits, including Don't Fear the Reaper, Godzilla, and Burning for You.
RabHOST
28:19
The festival is growing, and we're expecting to see even more bagpipe and action at this in the coming weeks and months before Celtic opens its doors.
RabHOST
28:28
Now, we are still waiting on that big announcement for what pipe band will be hitting the stage at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall for the Lunchtime Concert, as it's famously known as.
RabHOST
28:39
We're waiting on that.
RabHOST
28:40
That hasn't been confirmed yet.
PhilipNARRATOR
46:44
Glasgow International Arena will host Irish folk rock giants The Saw Doctors, Indian composer A.R. Rahman and British talents Rushu's Ranjan and Abi Sampa.
PhilipNARRATOR
46:57
Popular English singer-songwriter Newton Faulkner has hand-picked Celtic Connections to stage two intimate acoustic shows and Jose Gonzalez will play the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall.
PhilipNARRATOR
47:10
Irish accordionist Sharon Shannon will play the O2 Academy with her big band and some very special guests, including Bob Geldof.
PhilipNARRATOR
47:19
Roaming Roots Review presents The Beatles' When I'm 64 with special guests.
Paul John DykesHOST
5:04
I might take your advice on the size of the venue.
Paul John DykesHOST
5:07
Now, it does take us from one venue to the next in the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall to the home of golf.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
5:15
Now,
Paul John DykesHOST
5:15
obviously, you have the opportunity to platform your own views on social media.
Jennifer AthanHOST
3:32
And in under six years, it's managed to impact the lives of over 100,000 people in 137 countries, which is a genuinely staggering reach.
Jennifer AthanHOST
3:41
The Benedetti Foundation can be split up into several categories, including the Benedetti Sessions, which are in-person music-making events, usually three-day orchestral and musicianship workshops for young people, students, teachers, and adults, hosted at major venues like the Southbank Centre in London and Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall.
Jennifer AthanHOST
4:01
And these are essentially where beginner, intermediate and advanced string orchestras come together as one mass ensemble.
Jennifer AthanHOST
4:08
They also offer virtual sessions, which bring participants together from across the world to work towards a shared creative goal, whilst also breaking down musical, societal and cultural barriers.
Paul John DykesHOST
70:09
one of the photo shoots though
Tony HaggertyGUEST
70:11
yeah yeah yeah exactly yeah and we said that and he got back to boat where he got back to myself and said no don't come to Saudi but come over to Spain I'll meet you in Spain if you're willing to do that and so myself and Paul John flew to Spain and we met him and we presented our proposal which was at that point in its infancy, the embryonic stage, but we said, we want to celebrate your legacy and have you speak to Celtic supporters in an arena like the Royal Concert Hall.
Tony HaggertyGUEST
70:48
And we could get the Royal Concert Hall because Dominic Mackay is in charge of the venues.
Tony HaggertyGUEST
70:55
And so you have a relationship with Dominic Mackay, Paul John.
Tony HaggertyGUEST
71:02
So his eyes lit up at that, didn't he? From the minute that was mentioned, and he is a man of his word, then he said, yeah, I would do that.
Paul John DykesHOST
71:46
Yeah.
Tony HaggertyGUEST
71:47
and he said enough time had elapsed and he was still willing to speak about Celtic under the proposal that we put in front of him and then he gave his dates in June which he could possibly make.
Tony HaggertyGUEST
72:00
Paul John made the call to the Royal Concert Hall 14th of June.
Paul John DykesHOST
21:42
I don't think it did anyway.
Paul John DykesHOST
21:44
If I was to sing karaoke at the Royal Concert Hall before Brendan Rodgers comes on, please, in the comments section, what should I sing? Should I break my duck and what should the song be? Let us know.
Paul John DykesHOST
21:54
I'm going to bring in a few of these comments.
Paul John DykesHOST
21:56
Thanks, everybody, for getting involved.
Paul John DykesHOST
23:03
This is a bigger gig.
Paul John DykesHOST
23:04
There's going to be more interest in it.
Paul John DykesHOST
23:06
And so Tony and I went up to the Henrik Lassen event three weeks ago, I think, and we were scoping out the Royal Concert Hall, as well as listening to the Kings on the stage.
Paul John DykesHOST
23:16
We were scoping out the venue, we were looking at what worked, what we think could be done better, etc.
LaurieAUDIENCE
5:59
Paul, I'll tell you what prompted me to phone tonight.
LaurieAUDIENCE
6:02
I noticed yesterday that the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall will have an audience with Brendan Rodgers on the 14th of June next year.
LaurieAUDIENCE
6:13
Now, here's what intrigues me about that.
LaurieAUDIENCE
6:16
It's by no means unusual or uncommon for football players or managers to have an audience evening.
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:06
That's me and Andrea doing our piece for Scotland and African-American culture.
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:11
My recommendation this week, I went last night to the Glasgow Concert Hall.
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:17
I Write, the book festival is launched this week.
Stuart CosgroveHOST
38:20
And I went for the launch of Under Fire by Humza Yousaf, the former First Minister of Scotland.

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