A well-known band from Glasgow, Simple Minds, has recently shared exciting details about their upcoming headline gig, which is being hailed as their biggest show in over 30 years. The band is set to perform at Glasgow’s Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park on Friday, June 27, 2025.
This special concert will feature Simple Minds playing their iconic album ‘Once Upon A Time’ in its entirety for one night only. This album holds a special place in the hearts of fans, as it celebrates 40 years since its release in 1985. Hits like ‘Alive and Kicking’ and ‘Sanctify Yourself’ are sure to be part of the setlist, making it a memorable night for all in attendance.
Frontman Jim Kerr expressed his enthusiasm about returning to Glasgow for this significant event. He described the city as the birthplace of Simple Minds and emphasized the joy of performing for their loyal fans in Bellahouston Park. The anticipation for the show is palpable, with Kerr stating that it “cannot come soon enough.”
Joining Simple Minds on stage in Glasgow will be special guests Future Island, KT Tunstall, and Hamish Hawk. This lineup promises an unforgettable night of music and celebration in the band’s hometown.
In addition to this headline gig, Simple Minds has announced new tour dates for 2025 following the success of their Global Tour, which began in 2024. The band’s summer shows in the UK, Ireland, and Italy will give fans more opportunities to experience their electrifying performances.
Simple Minds, formed in Glasgow in 1977, have achieved remarkable success over the years, selling over 60 million albums worldwide. Their contribution to the music industry and their dedicated fan base have solidified their status as legends in the industry.
For those eager to attend the Summer Sessions gig, tickets are now available for purchase. This event is expected to draw a large crowd of music enthusiasts eager to witness Simple Minds’ return to the spotlight in their beloved city.
Furthermore, fans of the band can look forward to a documentary titled ‘Everything is Possible’ covering Simple Minds’ illustrious career. The documentary will air on BBC Scotland on December 10, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the band’s journey to stardom.
