What Glasgow gave Diana Ross when US singer dazzled city in the 70s

Glasgow: Diana Ross is coming back to the city on June 25. She’ll perform as part of her Symphonic Celebration UK tour. An amazing group of soul, jazz, rock, and pop musicians will join her.

At the Hydro, Diana will share the stage with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra. This concert promises to be a memorable experience for fans.

Diana has a long history with Glasgow. She played there several times, including a show at the SECC in 2007. Her first performance was with The Supremes on April 1, 1965, at the Odeon.

In 1976, she wowed a sold-out crowd of 3,000 at the Glasgow Apollo. After that show, the venue honored her with an Apollo statuette. Kimberley Clarke, a local singer, presented the award.

Kimberley also performed in Glasgow that week. She later competed in the Song for Europe contest in 1979 and 1980. Diana Ross’s connection to Glasgow is special, and fans are excited for her return.