Can I watch the Commonwealth Games 2026 on TV? When is the opening ceremony in Glasgow?
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The Commonwealth Games 2026 are just around the corner.
The Commonwealth Games 2026 are just around the corner, with the Opening Ceremony kicking off Thursday, July 23.
The excitement is building as Glasgow is set host the inspiring event.
Here is everything you need to know.
How do I watch the Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony?
The opening ceremony will be taking place on Thursday, July 23 at 8 pm.
It will be taking place in the OVO Hydro, and will feature Tom Walker, KT Tunstall, Nathan Evans and Saint PHNX, Callum Beattie, Nina Nesbitt and Valtos.
Tickets can still be purchased here, and cost anywhere between £34 and £95.
For those watching on the TV, Channel 5 have announced that they will be streaming the ceremony live.
BBC Alba has also confirmed it will joining the broadcaster line up.
How do I watch the Commonwealth Games?
Traditionally, the Commonwealth Games would be aired on the BBC, however, this year, things are being done slightly differently.
The games will be streamed by TNT Sport on their associated platforms, but “extensive highlights” will be shown on Channel 5 every evening from 5 pm.
Again, BBC Alba has confirmed it will join the broadcasters to show highlights of the games along with some live coverage. This will mean some of the games will be available on BBC iPlayer.
Those looking to still get tickets to the games can find what they are looking for right here.
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