News Politics Health Transport Education World Environment Weather Obituaries Read This Edinburgh Festivals Arts Music Books Film and TV Theatre and Stage Art Edinburgh Festivals Theatre and Stage Edinburgh Festivals Food & Drink Food Drink Producers Locations Scran Podcast Advertise Advertise My Business Place Announcement Place A Public Notice Advertise A Job Advertise My Business Place Announcement Place A Public Notice Advertise A Job Sport Football Rugby Union Golf Other Sport Sport Opinion Search and Trends Writer Here is everything you need to know about Kings of Leon’s Glasgow show, including when they will be on stage, their support acts, setlist and more. Kings of Leon fans will be keen not to “waste a moment” as the band play Glasgow this week. Taking to the Glasgow Summer Sessions stage at Bellahouston Park, the alternative American rock band will treat fans to all their greatest hits on Friday, July 3. Formed of brothers Caleb, Nathan, and Jared Followill, as well as their cousin Matthew Followill, Kings of Leon will be joined by The Lathums and The Royston Club during their upcoming Scottish show. Following gigs by Pitbull and Alanis Morrissette , here is everything you need to know about Kings of Leon in Glasgow - including what time they will be on stage, their setlist, what the weather will be like and more. Glasgow Summer Sessions: When are Kings of Leon playing? Kings of Leon will play at Bellahouston Park in Glasgow on Friday, July 3 . READ MORE: Music review: Kings of Leon, Hydro, Glasgow Who will support Kings of Leon in Glasgow? For Glasgow Summer Sessions, Kings of Leon will be joined by The Lathums and The Royston Club. Wigan indie rockers The Lathums are no strangers to Glasgow, and have released three albums to date. Fellow indie rock band The Royston Club, from Wrexham, will also provide support for the gig. Make sure you don't miss a moment of breaking news from across Scotland by signing up to our free newsletter here . When do gates open for Kings of Leon in Glasgow? For Kings of Leon in Glasgow, gates will open at 5pm . Kings of Leon Glasgow set times: Here’s when each act will be on stage While gates open at 5pm, The Royston Club won’t take to the stage at Bellahouston Park until 6.15pm, with The Lathums then due on at around 7.15pm. Kings of Leon aren’t then due to perform until around 8.45pm. The Royston Club : 6.15pm to 6.45pm The Lathums : 7.15pm to 8.15pm Kings of Leon : 8.45pm Gig ends : 11pm All times have been provided by the official Summer Sessions app, but may be subject to change on the day of the event. Curfew for Glasgow is at 11pm, with the VIP bar set to close an hour later at midnight. Kings of Leon Glasgow setlist During their most recent shows, Kings of Leon have been sticking to a broadly similar setlist each night – with some minor changes. So while you can expect slight variations on song order, here is their likely setlist for Glasgow based on a recent gig : Taper Jean Girl King of the Rodeo Molly's Chambers Back Down South Black Thumbnail What will the weather be like for Kings of Leon Glasgow?

The weather for Kings of Leon at Bellahouston Park looks as though it will be at least a little better than previous Glasgow Summer Sessions. The Met Office is predicting temperatures of between 15°C and 18°C, though there is still a good chance of rain throughout the evening. In any case, pack your waterproofs and ponchos. Can I leave and re-enter? If you are going to see Kings of Leon at Bellahouston Park, be advised that once your ticket has been scanned you will not be able to leave and then re-enter the gig. I’m having issues with my ticket - what can I do? The first thing to do before heading to see Kings of Leon is to download your tickets. If you have any issues, there is a Glasgow Summer Sessions box office on site, which is located by Gate A, here . There is also an accessible box office by Mosspark Boulevard, here . The box office will be open from 4pm until 9.30pm. Is the gig cashless? As with all Glasgow Summer Sessions, Kings of Leon is a totally cashless event. If you plan on purchasing food, drink or merchandise make sure you have your bank card or mobile device to make contactless payments. Are there any age restrictions? No children under the age of 14 are allowed to see Kings of Leon as it is standing only. Anyone who is under 16 must also be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older. Organisers advise those attending with young people to register in advance, with guardianship wristbands to be issued from the Welfare tent to help reunite people if they become separated. Can I still get Kings of Leon Glasgow tickets? Yes, there are still Kings of Leon tickets remaining for Glasgow Summer Sessions. While limited, fans can purchase standing tickets for £83.21 or VIP tickets for £125.81, before fulfilment fees, via Ticketmaster . Alternatively, if you don’t mind potentially being disappointed you can always try the box office on the day of the event. I can’t go anymore, what can I do with my ticket? If you are no longer able to attend Kings of Leon at Bellahouston Park and you bought your tickets via Ticketmaster, you will be able to resell them using Ticketmaster’s fan to fan exchange at face value. All third party sites go against the terms of purchase. Kings of Leon banned items: Here’s what you can and can’t take with you to Bellahouston Park As it is an outdoor gig, the temptation to be as organised as possible is strong – but there are some things to be aware of before you leave for the show. You are allowed to take a bag with you – provided it is no larger than a sheet of A3 – with other items such as picnic blankets, non professional cameras and soft, collapsible water bottles (500ml) also allowed. There are then further rules prohibiting professional cameras, glass bottles, umbrellas and more. Here is the full list of banned items for Kings of Leon in Glasgow: Bags larger than a sheet of A3 Disposable vapes Anything considered to be a weapon such as multitools Drugs and legal highs Flames and smoke devices Fireworks, sparklers, confetti cannons etc Drones, portable laser equipment and laser pens Unofficial tabards and reflective jackets Hard plastic metal bottles Aerosols or spray paint cans All glass including perfume bottles Tents and gazebos Balloons and inflatables Umbrellas and selfie sticks Flags and tentpoles Domestic club tops Professional photography, videography and audio equipment You can find out more on the official Summer Sessions website , or by downloading the app. Want to join the conversation? Please register or log in to comment on this article.