The BBC and Sony Music Vision will join Scottish DJ and producer Calvin Harris at Hampden Park on August 1st, bringing his anticipated homecoming show to audiences across the UK. The live performance will be broadcast exclusively on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 1, Radio 1 Dance and BBC Sounds, with coverage produced by BBC Studios Music Productions.

Taking to the stage at one of Scotland’s biggest stadiums, Harris will deliver a career-spanning set with big budget production. Ahead of the main event, viewers can also watch an evening of dance music on BBC iPlayer from 6.30pm, featuring highlights from Radio 1 in Ibiza the night before and building anticipation for Calvin Harris’ landmark Glasgow performance.

Harris commented: “Coming back to Scotland to headline two dates at Hampden Park is a huge moment for me. I’m excited to play live in front of a home crowd and amazing to be partnering with the BBC and Sony Music Vision on the Saturday show.”

Jonathan Rothery, Head of BBC Popular Music TV, said: “Bringing audiences unforgettable live music experiences from the world’s biggest artists is at the heart of what we do, and there are few artists who have shaped contemporary dance music quite like Calvin Harris. We are delighted to bring his landmark homecoming show from Glasgow to audiences right across the UK, giving millions of fans the chance to be part of what promises to be a truly special night.”

Tom Mackay, President, Sony Music Vision, added: “Calvin Harris is one of the defining artists of dance music, and this performance captures a truly special moment in his career. Together with our partners at the BBC, we’re excited to share this landmark homecoming performance with viewers across the UK and celebrate the power of live music.”

Calvin Harris: Live from Scotland forms part of the BBC’s Summer of Music 2026, bringing audiences a season of live performances that also includes include performances from Charli xcx and Sam Smith.

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