23 fan photos outside Hampden Park ahead of Lana Del Rey gig

Glasgow Times

4 days ago

Dedicated fans of the American pop icon have been camping outside the Southside venue for over 24 hours.
The Summertime Sadness singer is set to take the stage at approximately 8.30pm, but for many, the experience began long before the music starts.
READ MORE: Glasgow Lana Del Rey fans camp out for 27 hours at Hampden
The Glasgow Times reported today that by the time gates open at 5pm, some superfans will have spent around 27 hours outside the venue in hopes of securing the best possible spot to see the 40-year-old New York native up close.
Lana, who has ancestral roots in Lanarkshire, has often expressed affection for Scotland. In a previous interview, she revealed: 'I don't have [a permanent home]... but when I have any time, I go to Glasgow. That's where I'm happiest.'
READ MORE: Glasgow road closures for Hampden Park gigs this month
Scroll down to see if you can spot yourself in these 23 incredible photos of the fans who turned Hampden into a sea of excitement ahead of Lana's much-anticipated Glasgow return.
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(Image: Colin Mearns) With thousands expected to attend, ScotRail has advised concert-goers to buy return train tickets in advance and prepare for queuing systems both before and after the show
After the gig, Mount Florida — the closest station to Hampden — will implement crowd control measures.
ScotRail has also confirmed that extra carriages and additional services will run between Glasgow Central and Mount Florida to accommodate the surge in passengers.
Several roads around the Hampden Park area are expected to experience disruption and closures due to the concert. Fans and residents are advised to plan travel accordingly.