SEC Centre

The SEC Centre forms the heart of Glasgow’s Scottish Event Campus, offering a flexible and dynamic space for live music and entertainment.

Opened in 1985 on the banks of the River Clyde, the SEC Centre has grown to become one of the city’s most versatile venues. Its halls host everything from chart-topping artists to major festivals and club-style nights, attracting music fans from all over Scotland.

What makes the SEC Centre such a great place to see live music? The venue’s adaptable design allows it to stage events of all sizes. Whether you’re at an intimate show or a large-scale gig, the SEC Centre creates an atmosphere packed with energy. Over the years, the venue has welcomed acts like The Prodigy, Calvin Harris, and Paolo Nutini, delivering powerful performances that fans still talk about today.

The layout of the SEC Centre ensures that every gig feels immersive. The open floor space gives fans room to dance, move, and soak up the music. Meanwhile, the staging and lighting setups transform the halls into vibrant concert arenas. You’ll enjoy excellent sound quality, no matter where you stand. From start to finish, the venue keeps the focus on the music and the connection between artist and audience.

Getting to the venue

Reaching the SEC Centre couldn’t be easier. The venue sits just minutes from Exhibition Centre train station, with regular services linking to Glasgow Central. Buses also stop nearby, and cycle paths connect the campus to the rest of the city. For drivers, the multi-storey car park next to the venue provides convenient parking, although spaces fill quickly during major events — booking ahead or using public transport can save time and stress.

If you’re looking for a venue that combines flexibility, great acoustics, and a brilliant atmosphere, the SEC Centre ticks every box. Whether you’re heading to a club night, a rock gig, or an electronic festival, you’ll find the SEC Centre delivers a fantastic live music experience. Check the listings and book your tickets — your next great night out could be waiting at the SEC Centre.