Get ready to join the party, UK! The wait is almost over – Scottish superstar DJ Calvin Harris is bringing his epic homecoming concert at Glasgow's Hampden Park live on BBC this summer! On Saturday, 1 August 2026, the sold-out show will be broadcast across the nation, giving fans everywhere a front-row seat to an unforgettable night of music.
Harris, a true Scot with roots in Dumfries, is set to deliver a career-spanning performance that's been two decades in the making. From his debut album 'I Created Disco' in 2007 to chart-topping hits like 'One Kiss' and 'We Found Love', this concert will be a triumphant celebration of an artist who's achieved global stardom. And, with emotions running high, Harris can't wait to play for a home crowd – it's going to be a night he'll never forget!
The BBC has teamed up with Sony Music Vision to bring you this unmissable live broadcast, which is a testament to the cultural significance of Calvin Harris's return to Scotland. The nation's favourite broadcaster has been championing Harris for years, showcasing his talents on Radio 1 and at festivals like Big Weekend in Glasgow (2014) and Coventry (2022).
As Jonathan Rothery, Head of BBC Popular Music TV, puts it: 'We're absolutely delighted to be making this special night accessible to millions.' Tom Mackay, President of Sony Music Vision, echoed that sentiment, calling the concert a 'pivotal moment' in Harris's illustrious career.
This live broadcast is just one part of the BBC's sizzling Summer of Music 2026 initiative. The season promises to be packed with exclusive coverage from UK festivals and live music events, alongside documentaries celebrating iconic artists like Madonna, Wham!, and David Bowie – not to mention performances from chart-topping stars Charli XCX and Sam Smith!