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Enter Shikari Bring the Lose Your Self Tour to Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on November 18

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1 hour ago

November 10, 2026

Enter Shikari performing live under blue stage lights

Enter Shikari live on stage. Photo by Dennis Radaelli via Wikimedia Commons.

Enter Shikari return to Glasgow on Wednesday, November 18, when the Lose Your Self Tour 2026 stops at the OVO Hydro. It is one of the biggest rooms on the band’s United Kingdom arena run, and it puts one of British live music’s most relentless acts in front of a Glasgow crowd that has always met them at full volume.

The Show

The Glasgow date falls in the middle of the tour’s United Kingdom leg. Doors at the OVO Hydro are at 6:30 PM, and tickets are on sale through Ticketmaster. The Hydro, on Exhibition Way, has become the band’s Glasgow home at arena scale, and the November 18 date is the Scottish stop on the run.

The Band

Enter Shikari formed in St Albans and built their name on a live show that mixes hardcore, electronic music and a full light production into something closer to a rally than a concert. The lineup of Rou Reynolds, Rob Rolfe, Chris Batten and Rory Clewlow has held steady through seven studio albums. Their seventh, A Kiss for the Whole World, gave the band their first United Kingdom number one album in 2023, and the Lose Your Self Tour carries that momentum back onto the arena circuit.

Glasgow has a habit of turning big rooms loud, and Enter Shikari have a habit of feeding on exactly that. November 18 has everything it needs.

Fayetteville State Volleys to the Next Round

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6 hours ago

November 10, 2026

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Photo Credit: Deadeye Visuals (2026)

Broncos Volleyball Advance to CIAA Semifinals with a 3-0 Sweep of Bluefield State on Monday Night

ROCKY MOUNT, N.C. – Top-seeded Fayetteville St. opened the CIAA Volleyball Championship with a commanding performance Monday night, defeating eighth-seeded Bluefield St. in straight sets, 25-20, 25-13, 25-18, at the Rocky Mount Event Center.

The victory improves the Broncos to 23-4 overall and sends them into Tuesday’s semifinal round, where they will face Elizabeth City State at 4:30 p.m.

After Bluefield State jumped out to an early lead in the opening set, Fayetteville State responded with a decisive run fueled by the play of Amori Johnson and Kemyah Harris. The Broncos pulled away late to claim the set and seize momentum for the remainder of the match.

Fayetteville State dominated the second frame, building a double-digit lead behind an efficient offensive attack and strong defensive play at the net. The Broncos hit .371 in the set while limiting the Big Blue to just .079 hitting en route to a 25-13 victory.

The third set featured several lead changes early before the Broncos gained control midway through the frame. Fayetteville State closed the match on a 12-6 run to complete the sweep and secure its place in the semifinal round.

Kemyah Harris led the Broncos with 12 kills while posting a team-best .414 hitting percentage. Amori Johnson added seven kills, while McKenna Miller, Destiny Washington, and Erin Johnson each finished with seven kills.

The Broncos’ attack was directed by setters Melissa Gonzalez and Giovanna Teixeira, who recorded 18 assists apiece, while libero Jasmine Culp anchored the back row with 13 digs.

At the net, Mya Hejl contributed six total blocks to help limit Bluefield State to a .061 hitting percentage for the match. Fayetteville State finished with 47 kills, 45 assists, 77 digs, and six total blocks.

Soniya Garner paced Bluefield State with seven kills, while Kaileigh Solis recorded a match-high 17 digs.

Fayetteville State will return to action Tuesday in the CIAA Volleyball Championship semifinals against Elizabeth City State. First serve is set for 4:30 p.m. at the Rocky Mount Event Center. Fans can follow live stats and tournament updates at FSUBroncos.com and on Fayetteville State Athletics social media channels.