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Glasgow Summer Sessions with Dylan Gossett, Maya Lane, and more

Jun 27, 2026 at 13:00  ·  Bellahouston Park, Glasgow Bellahouston Park, Glasgow

Glasgow Summer Sessions
Jun 27
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Austin, Texas native Dylan Gossett is a country singer-songwriter known for his authentic blend of folk and red-dirt country. His emotionally vulnerable storytelling and gravelly vocals gained wide acclaim with hits like "Coal." He has released EPs like "No Better Time" and "Songs in the Gravel," and the album "Westward." Gossett's music has earned multiple certifications and millions of streams.
Grammy-nominated Scottish musician KT Tunstall debuted with her multi-platinum 2004 album Eye to the Telescope, featuring hits Black Horse and the Cherry Tree and Suddenly I See. Blending acoustic folk and electrified rock, she later released an album trilogy including KIN, WAX, and NUT.
Arizona native and country artist Avery Anna is the ACM New Female of the Year and released her debut album Breakup Over Breakfast, followed by her sophomore album let go letters. Her radio debut features the streaming hit Blood Runs Thicker, contributing to over 2 billion global streams.
RILEY (also performing as Riley Music) is a rising Glasgow-born singer-songwriter known for her "country-pop" sound. She describes her music as "yeehaw pop," blending contemporary Nashville-style country with pop storytelling. RILEY cites Taylor Swift as a major inspiration, particularly for her business acumen as an independent artist. Other influences include Kelsea Ballerini, James Taylor, and Joni Mitchell.
Bebe Stockwell is a Boston-born singer-songwriter known for her engaging blend of mainstream pop, indie, and folk. Her music features catchy melodies, emotionally charged lyrics, and a storytelling approach. Popular songs include "Love Me Back," "Want Me," and "Minor Inconveniences." She released the EP "Driving Backwards" and has collaborated with artists like Hans Williams and Chance Emerson. Stockwell was recognized as a BMI artist on the rise.
Darren Kiely is a folk-infused pop singer from Co. Cork, Ireland. Known for raw vocals and lush storytelling, he released his debut EP, Lost, featuring hits like Sunrise and Mom & Dad. Kiely won national honors in Irish traditional music before relocating to New York and Nashville.
Formed in 1983 by Scottish twin brothers Craig and Charlie Reid, the Proclaimers are a rock, folk, and country duo known for their close harmonies and thick accents. They achieved global fame with the hit I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) and the platinum album Sunshine on Leith.
Nottingham-born Kezia Gill blends country, folk, rock, and blues with raw storytelling. An award-winning artist signed to Snakefarm Records, she released her acclaimed album Misfit and performed at major festivals including BST Hyde Park supporting Bruce Springsteen and C2C in London.
Fife-born UK country artist Cammy Barnes blends contemporary songwriting with Scottish traditional influences like bagpipes. He broke into the mainstream with his hit Whiskey Roll, followed by successful singles like Let Me Down. He has achieved over 100 million streams, sold-out UK headline tours, and major festival performances.
Aubory Bugg, a St. Louis-born, Nashville-based artist, blends folk, Americana, and indie pop. Known for her raw, personal lyrics and timeless voice, she won the St. Louis Teen Talent Competition in 2022. Her discography features the "muscle memory" EP and singles such as "i think i had something once".
Buffalo Traffic Jam is a folk-country/Americana duo from Bozeman, Montana, formed by Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross. They are known for authentic storytelling and emotive lyrics, blending acoustic instrumentation with rich harmonies. Their popular songs and the "Take Me Home" EP have garnered millions of streams, leading to widespread recognition and a record deal with Arista Records. They are celebrated for their extensive touring.
Maya Lane is a London singer-songwriter blending Pop Country/Folk. Played on BBC Radio 1 Future Pop by Mollie King, she’s supported Far From Saints and Jade Bird, performed at The Great Escape and Country 2 Country at The O2, and won AmEx Unsigned.
Denver indie-folk hitmakers The Lumineers: “Ho Hey,” “Gloria,” “Brightside”; 24 #1s, 3x‑platinum debut, #1 Cleopatra, 2 Grammy noms; 1.1M‑ticket world tour.

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Bellahouston Park Bellahouston Park Outdoor Concert Ground / Public Park Capacity: 35,000

About Bellahouston Park

Bellahouston Park is a 35,000-capacity outdoor concert ground and historic public park in Glasgow's South Side, notable for hosting the 1938 Empire Exhibition and featuring Charles Rennie Mackintosh's House for an Art Lover. This expansive green space transforms annually for large-scale music events like the Glasgow Summer Sessions, offering a vast open-air setting for major touring artists.

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