Foo Fighters will play Glasgow Summer Sessions for the first time, tomorrow, Saturday 17th August. Following a run of stadium shows in England in 2018, Foo Fighters will make a welcome return to Scottish soil, ending a four year absence from the Scottish live scene.
Foo Fighters truly never fail to deliver an outstanding live set, showcasing over twenty years in the music industry as one of the premier rock bands of their generation.
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From classic anthems like ‘The Pretender’ and ‘Everlong’ to their latest rock-heavy releases ‘The Sky Is A Neighbourhood’ and ‘Run’, Foo Fighters bring spontaneity and enthusiasm to every sold out show around the world.
After securing their third UK top ten album last year and playing two nights at the Barrowlands as part of their biggest UK headline tour to date, Kent duo Slaves will return to Glasgow for the show tomorrow.
Released last year, Slaves’ acclaimed third album ‘Acts of Fear and Love’ reflects that fear and love may actually be the biggest motivators in the world at the moment. Following their Mercury-nominated Top 10 2015 album ‘Are You Satisfied?’ and 2016’s Top 10 album ‘Take Control’, the band have opened themselves up to new territory.
English punk rock outfit Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes make a much-welcomed return to Glasgow Summer Sessions. With the crowd firmly in the palm of their hands, the band take their audience on a journey of stadium sized rock, intense guitar riffs and out-and-out hardcore punk.
Set to release their highly anticipated third album ‘End of Suffering’ in May 2019, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes will bring an unpredictable and impassioned live show to Bellahouston Park.
One of their biggest shows to date, The Van T’s will unleash wonderful noise on the Glasgow Summer Sessions crowd. A band who continue to get better with each incendiary live show, they have played to crowds all over the UK with impressive showings at TRNSMT, TENEMENT TRAIL, London’s Community Festival, Live at Leeds and Meet the North.
Emo pop-punk fourpiece Hot Milk also join the Glasgow Summer Sessions bill in what looks to be a memorable year for the Mancunians.
Foo Fighters Summer Sessions Stage Times
It’s an earlier start tomorrow than the Friday night show from The Cure, with gates opening at 2:30pm.
Hot Milk are first up at around 3:35pm, followed by The Van T’s at 4:35pm.
Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes will be on stage at 5:35pm, followed by Slaves at 6:45pm.
Foo Fighters are on stage at 8:20pm, with an 11pm curfew.