Police have revealed the number of arrests made at the first of two Calvin Harris shows at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Harris is performing for two nights at Hampden; the first concert was broadcast live across BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1 Dance and BBC Sounds.
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Now, as the Dumfries-born DJ and producer is set to take to the stage again tonight, Police Scotland has revealed that officers made several arrests on Saturday night.
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A Police Scotland spokesperson told the Glasgow Times that there were three arrests made on Saturday night, but did not have further details on the offences at this time.
The Scottish two-time Grammy award-winning musician has collaborated with global artists including Frank Ocean, Pharrell Williams, Rihanna, The Weeknd and Travis Scott.
He is known for international hits such as We Found Love, Outside and This Is What You Came For.
Earlier this week, the Dumfries-born star made an unusual announcement ahead of the gigs, revealing a limited-edition Rave Haggis created with Scottish butcher Stahly Quality Foods, available online and at the shows and billed as “a tribute to Scottish culture” and “the ultimate collector’s item”.
Travel plans have also been ramped up, with ScotRail running extra services and queue systems at Glasgow Central to help thousands of fans get to and from Mount Florida safely.
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