Andy Murray Live Tickets

Andy Murray, the former world number one tennis player and two-time Olympic gold medalist, has held an annual charity exhibition event since 2016 titled "Andy Murray Live". It is a one-night event held in Glasgow, Scotland and features a mix of tennis, music, and comedy, with all proceeds going to charitable causes.

The event was created to raise money for the Andy Murray Foundation, which aims to empower children through education and participation in sport. In addition to benefiting his own foundation, Murray also donates a portion of the funds raised each year to UNICEF UK, the world's leading organization for children.

The first edition of Andy Murray Live was held in September 2016 and saw Andy face-off against French Open finalist and fellow British player, Dominic Thiem. Murray won the match in two sets, 6-4, 6-2. The event also featured a performance by Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé.

In 2017, Andy Murray Live expanded to become a two-part event, with a daytime session featuring a junior tournament and coaching clinics, followed by an evening session featuring a doubles exhibition match between Murray and brother Jamie Murray against Tim Henman and Mansour Bahrami. The night also included musical performances from comedians such as Kevin Bridges and Fred MacAulay.

The 2018 edition of Andy Murray Live saw Murray take on Roger Federer in a singles match that was widely anticipated by tennis fans. Despite splitting sets, Murray lost the match in a tiebreaker in the third set. The event also featured a doubles match between Henman-Federer and Murray-Bahrami, as well as a special appearance by Scottish actor Sir Sean Connery.

While Andy Murray Live is primarily a fundraiser for charity, it has also served to promote tennis in Scotland, with the 2017 event attracting over 11,000 spectators over the course of the day and evening sessions. The exhibition matches also provide an opportunity for players to showcase their skills in a more relaxed environment, with the event often featuring trick shots and humorous moments.

Andy Murray Live has become a highly-anticipated annual event for both tennis fans and supporters of charitable causes. With his retirement from professional tennis in 2019, the future of the event is uncertain, but its legacy as a successful charity fundraiser and celebration of tennis will continue to be remembered.