The SEC and SSE Hydro has its own dedicated railway station (Exhibition Centre) allowing easy access from the city centre and suburbs. The M80 connects Stirling to Glasgow, while the M77 connects us to the west coast of Scotland. Glasgow is linked to Edinburgh by the M8 and England via the M74. Scotland has an extensive motorway network. Turn left at traffic lights and take the right lane to access multi-storey parking.

Westbound on the Expressway (A814) take the cut off for the campus. Leave the M8 at junction 19 and join the westbound Clydeside Expressway (A814).

The SEC (Scottish Event Campus) is situated for motorists, just off the M8 motorway and has plenty of parking. Please note that all bags are subject to security searching. Large bags not permitted into the venue can be deposited in the Cloakroom in the SEC Centre (£5 per item). Suitcases, large handbags (A3 size/30cm x 42cm and above), backpacks/rucksacks are not permitted at events in The SSE Hydro or SEC Armadillo. Small bags, such as handbags and small carrier/shopping bags, are permitted into the venue. Ticketmaster is still selling tickets for the concert ranging from the stalls to the front circle with prices varying from £46.60 to £103.35. Ticketmaster confirmed the doors will open at 6.30pm and the concert will be finished at 10.45pm with the event starting at 8pm. READ MORE: SNP transport chaos slammed as timetable shows it was easier to get home in Glasgow in the 1930s What time will Roger Daltrey be playing? The evening will see him play songs from his nine solo albums with Wilko Johnson, reinterpretation of The Who classics and even some rarities.

He will discuss his musical journey including metal soul, blues and country and other aspects of his life while playing popular songs from his time with the band and his solo career. Roger Daltrey, the lead singer for rock band The Who2, will be bringing his rescheduled show Who Was I? To the Glasgow Armadillo on Wednesday.

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