Global music sensation Céline Dion has this morning announced she will be bringing her LIVE 2017 UK and European tour to the SSE Hydro Glasgow, Scotland on 5th August.

The show will be the only Scotland performance of the 25-date summer tour that has seen record demand since announcing earlier this year.

Céline’s return to Glasgow will be her first visit since her last performance in the city at the SECC 21 years ago. Prior to that, Céline performed a sell-out concert to over 65,000 fans at Edinburgh’s Murrayfield Stadium, one of her last stadium shows on UK shores for over 19 years.

Members of Team Céline will have access to a pre-sale beginning on 4 April. Exclusive VIP packages will also be available. Tickets go on sale to the general public on 7 April, 2017.

The CÉLINE DION LIVE 2017 Tour will feature an array of smash hits from her incredible 30 year career in music, which has produced over 250 million album sales, five Grammy Awards, two Academy Awards, seven American Music Awards, 20 Juno Awards (Canada) and an astonishing 40 Felix Awards (Quebec).

The legendary music icon announced her first UK and European Tour in over eight years on 25 January, 2017 and the response from her fans across the UK and Europe has been incredible.

Céline Dion Live 2017 European Dates:

15 June Royal Arena – Copenhagen, Denmark

17 June Tele2 Arena – Stockholm, Sweden

20 June The O2 – London, UK
21 June The O2 – London, UK

23 June GelreDome – Arnhem, Netherlands

25 June Manchester Arena, UK

29 June Matmut Atlantique – Bordeaux, France
1 July Stade Pierre Mauroy – Lille, France
2 July Stade Pierre Mauroy – Lille, France
4 July AccorHotels Arena – Paris, France
5 July AccorHotels Arena – Paris, France
8 July AccorHotels Arena – Paris, France
9 July AccorHotels Arena – Paris, France
12 July Parc Olympique Lyonnais – Lyon, France

15 July Stade de Suisse – Bern, Switzerland

18 July Orange Velodrome – Marseille, France
20 July Allianz Riviera – Nice, France

23 July Mercedes-Benz Arena – Berlin, Germany
24 July Mercedes-Benz Arena – Berlin, Germany

27 July Barclaycard Arena – Birmingham, UK
29 July The O2 – London UK
30 July The O2 – London UK
1 Aug Manchester Arena, UK
3 Aug Barclaycard Arena – Birmingham, UK
5 Aug The SSE Hydro – Glasgow, UK

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