Calvin Harris 震撼格拉斯哥：BBC 現場直播史詩級返鄉演出！

Calvin Harris, the world-famous DJ and music producer from Scotland, is set to perform a special homecoming concert at Hampden Park in Glasgow next month. This event is particularly meaningful for Harris, as he will be returning to his home country to play for his Scottish fans. The concert will take place on Saturday, 1 August, and will be broadcast live across the UK on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 1, and BBC Sounds. Harris will perform a set that covers his entire 20-year career, playing songs that have made him a global superstar.

Calvin Harris first became famous with his debut album I Created Disco in 2007. Since then, he has released many hit songs, including One Kiss with Dua Lipa and We Found Love with Rihanna. These tracks have topped charts around the world and helped make Harris one of the most successful DJs of his generation. Harris expressed his excitement about the upcoming show, saying that headlining two dates at Hampden Park is a huge moment for him. He is looking forward to playing live in front of a home crowd and is thrilled to be working with the BBC and Sony Music Vision for the Saturday show.

The BBC has supported Calvin Harris throughout his career, from his early performances at Radio 1 in Ibiza to his appearances at Radio 1's Big Weekend, including shows in Glasgow in 2014 and Coventry in 2022. Jonathan Rothery, head of BBC Popular Music TV, said that few artists have shaped modern dance music like Calvin Harris. He is delighted that the BBC can bring this landmark homecoming show to audiences across the UK, giving millions of fans the chance to be part of a truly special night. Tom Mackay, president of Sony Music Vision, also praised Harris, calling him one of the defining artists of dance music and saying that this performance captures a special moment in his career.

The concert, titled Calvin Harris: Live from Scotland, is part of the BBC's Summer of Music 2026. This series will also feature coverage from UK festivals and live music events, as well as documentaries celebrating legendary artists like Madonna, Wham! , and David Bowie. There will also be performances from other popular musicians such as Charli XCX and Sam Smith. The BBC's coverage aims to bring the excitement of live music to fans all over the country, making this summer a memorable one for music lovers.