Organisers for Gerry Cinnamon's two-day run of shows at Hampden Park have promised to fix ticketing issues ahead of Sunday night's gig after fans were left waiting over an hour to get in the day before.
Punters who descended on Hampden Park for the first of the Castlemilk-born star's shows took to social media on Saturday night to hit out at issues on the turnstiles. Those who had bought tickets via promoter Music Glue three years ago - before the gig was rescheduled to due the pandemic - reported that the barcodes on their ballots were not accepted by scanners at the doors.
A spokesperson for the event - put on by the promoter in conjunction with Scots concert powerhouse DF Concerts - has confirmed that issues with ticketing systems at Hampden last night have been identified and fixed. Organisers have vowed to avoid a repeat of the issues at tonight's show, which was added due to hugely popular demand after Saturday's performance sold out.
