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K-Pop Live is an immersive concert production celebrating the music of the global K-pop movement.

K Pop Live will be performing 1 event in Glasgow on Sunday 26th April 2026 at the SWG3.

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Sun Apr 26 2026 Glasgow, UK
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	Official	K Pop Live Glasgow, SWG3	from £38.50 inc fees*	More Info

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Address: Glasgow SWG3, 100 Eastvale Place, Glasgow, G3 8QG
Telephone: 0141 357 7246
Venue Capacity: 1220

SWG3 is a multipurpose arts and entertainment venue based on Eastvale Place in Glasgow. Used as a location for bands, singers, DJs, producers, and acts to perform music, comedians to entertain, and artists to exhibition their work, it also facilitates studio space to aspiring musicians and people ranging from photographers to visual artists and many other creative workers.