Toto Tour 2027: Toto to celebrate 50th anniversary with huge Glasgow gig - here's how to get tickets and presale for the Hydro
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Here’s what you need to know about Toto’s 50th anniversary show in Glasgow, including how much tickets cost and how to sign up for presale.
Toto have announced a massive 50th anniversary gig in Glasgow alongside special guest Todd Rundgren.
The legendary rock band will kick off the five-date UK tour at the OVO Hydro on Saturday, June 19 2027, with other shows lined up for Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff and London.
First formed in 1977, Toto have earned six Grammys over their five decade-long career. Tracks such as Africa and Hold the Line hold appear for fans across generations, with more than one billion listens for both on Spotify.
They will be joined on tour in the UK by American singer-songwriter Rundgren, whose hits include Hello It’s Me, I Saw The Light, Open My Eyes and more, in addition to tracks from his time with Nazz and Utopia.
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Here’s everything you need to know about Toto tickets and presale for Glasgow, including prices.
When will Toto come to Glasgow? All 2027 UK tour dates - including OVO Hydro
The OVO Hydro in Glasgow will be the first stop of Toto’s 50th anniversary tour next year, with the band to headline the arena on Saturday, June 19 2027.
Here is their full list of UK tour dates in 2027, including Glasgow.
- Saturday, June 19 — OVO Hydro, Glasgow
- Sunday, June 20 — AO Arena, Manchester
- Tuesday, June 22 — bp pulse LIVE, Birmingham
- Thursday, June 24 — Utilita Arena, Cardiff
- Friday, June 25 — OVO Wembley Arena, London
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When do Toto tickets go on sale?
General sale for Toto’s upcoming UK tour - including Glasgow - will begin at 10am on Friday, October 23.
These can be purchased through sites including MyTicket.co.uk, Gigantic and Ticketmaster.
Is there Toto presale? How to sign up for early ticket access
Yes, there is Toto ticket presale. There are several options for fans to take advantage of - including some which are exclusive to Glasgow.
The first presale is through the band themselves. Artist presale will take place from 10am on Wednesday, October 21. While no further presale information has been made available, based on information for other European tour dates fans will likely be able to access tickets early with code “DOGZOFOZ” - otherwise, make sure to sign up to the band’s mailing list for more.
Available across all upcoming UK tour dates, fans can sign up for AEG Presents presale here before 10pm on Wednesday, October 21. This promoter presale will begin at 10am on Thursday, October 22.
Just for Toto’s Glasgow Hydro gig, there is also OVO Live presale from 10am on Wednesday, October 21. This is available only for OVO Energy customers who have signed up for the rewards programme using their membership number.
The final Toto presale is exclusive to Glasgow, for those who sign up the SEC newsletter before 4pm on Wednesday, October 21. Glasgow venue presale will then begin at 10am on Thursday, October 22.
- OVO Live presale: 10am on Wednesday, October 21
- Artist presale: 10am on Wednesday, October 21
- AEG presale: 10am on Thursday, October 22
- Glasgow venue presale: 10am on Thursday, October 22
How much are Toto Glasgow tickets?
Ticket prices for Toto in Glasgow will vary from £56.60 to £113.35, not including all fees. Overall price will be based on ticket type, seating area, fees and more.
Are there any age restrictions?
There are a few age restrictions in place for Toto at Glasgow’s Hydro, mainly that anyone under 16 who is in attendance must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
Aside from this, there are no formal age limits to be aware of before booking tickets for the band’s show in Scotland.
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