Glasgow is set to host a 'memorable' music event in aid of the Ukrainian war effort.
Glasgow Stands with Ukraine, which will take place on Saturday, September 16, at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, will be mixing homegrown and Ukrainian talent for a night of 'fun and excitement'.Speaking ahead of the event, Glasgow Stands with Ukraine producer Matthew Zajac, 64, said:"We are absolutely excited to be putting on the event."There will be lots of really good entertainment and fun, but it will also be a moving occasion.
The event has previously been held in Edinburgh Usher Hall and will now make its way to the city for the first time. Yevgen Gorash, chairman of The Association of Ukrainians in Great Britain Glasgow branch, said:"We hope this concert will engage local people from Glasgow with Ukrainians.
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