The show took place at Rutherglen United Reformed Church.

Rainbows, Brownies and Guides enjoyed a K-pop Concert in Rutherglen.(Image: UGC)

Rainbows, Brownies and Guides enjoyed a K-pop concert in Rutherglen.

Young music fans from across the local area were treated to an unforgettable night of singing, dancing and high-energy entertainment.

The K-pop themed concert took place at Rutherglen United Reformed Church on Friday, March 27.

Organised for Rainbows, Brownies and Guides, the event welcomed around 280 young people from Rutherglen, Cambuslang, East Kilbride and Glasgow, bringing together units from across the region for a shared evening of music and fun.

Performers from Tribute Act Entertainment took to the stage with their brand-new ‘K-pop Universe’ show, delivering a vibrant performance filled with energetic choreography, colourful costumes and popular K-pop hits.

As the debut performance of the production, the show impressed audiences and created an electric atmosphere, with many young attendees singing and dancing along throughout.

Parents and leaders praised both the quality of the performance and the positive experience it created for the girls.

Four-year-old Summer shared her favourite moment of the night, saying: “I loved the end when they were singing Golden. Golden is my favourite song.”

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Seven-year-old Abbie said: “The show was great for K-pop lovers. We all had lots of fun.”

Elsie, also aged seven, added: “I loved the K-pop show so much, I wish I could go again and again and again!”

Rainbows, Brownies and Guides enjoyed a K-pop Concert in Rutherglen.(Image: UGC)

Millie, aged nine, summed up the evening, saying: “It was a great experience for everyone who loves K-pop. It was loads of fun.”

The event follows a previous successful visit from the company in 2024 with ‘Totally Taylor’ concert. With a strong turnout and glowing feedback from those who attended, the concert proved to be a resounding success, bringing young people together from across the area for a night of music, excitement and lasting memories.

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