Bellahouston Park
Bellahouston Park is one of Glasgow’s largest and most versatile outdoor spaces, famous for hosting massive concerts and festivals during the summer months. With its rolling lawns, open-air stages and stunning views towards the city skyline, it’s a favourite destination for music lovers and festival-goers alike. Over the years, Bellahouston Park has welcomed huge acts including Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys and Paolo Nutini, cementing its reputation as one of Scotland’s premier outdoor live venues.
🎶 About the Venue
Located in the South Side of Glasgow, Bellahouston Park combines natural beauty with a lively cultural calendar. The park spans over 170 acres and offers a mix of green open spaces, sports facilities and art installations, including the iconic House for an Art Lover. During concert season, the park transforms into an impressive outdoor arena, with excellent transport links making it easy for thousands of fans to enjoy unforgettable live performances. When the music isn’t playing, it’s also a peaceful spot for walks, picnics and family days out.
🎟️ What’s On at the Bellahouston Park
Bellahouston Park’s summer schedule is packed with major music events, festivals and outdoor shows. From international touring artists to Scottish favourites, it’s where Glasgow comes alive under the open sky.
Bellahouston Park
🍽️ Before & After the Show
If you’re heading to a concert at Bellahouston Park, there are plenty of great spots nearby for food and drinks. Around Cessnock and Ibrox, you’ll find classic Glasgow pubs like The Grapes Bar and The Old Toll Bar, both perfect for a pre-show pint or a post-gig chat. For a quick bite, GoGrill and Kilmurry & Co on Paisley Road West serve hearty dishes and local favourites. And if you’re travelling back towards the city centre, The Laurieston Bar near Bridge Street is a local institution worth a stop before you head home.