Rangers are set to introduce a new pre-match entertainment experience at Ibrox, according to the Rangers Review's Lewis Aird.
The reported change will see the club replace its traditional fixed pre-match playlist with a live DJ set before kick-off.
According to Aird, the idea behind the move is to give the DJ the freedom to react to the atmosphere inside Ibrox in real time rather than relying on a pre-selected list of songs.
The hope is that the flexibility will help build the atmosphere in the stadium ahead of kick-off and create a more engaging matchday experience for supporters.
The move would mark a notable change to Rangers' pre-match routine, with music before kick-off traditionally following a set playlist.
Rangers are set to introduce a live DJ set at Ibrox before matches, replacing the traditional fixed playlist.
— Lewis Aird (@lewisaird_) July 30, 2026
The idea is to give the DJ the flexibility to react to the atmosphere in real time and build the crowd ahead of kick off.
Rangers make matchday changes
It is not yet known when the live DJ concept will make its debut, but it could be introduced as early as Rangers' upcoming home fixtures if plans proceed as expected.
The initiative comes as Rangers continue to make changes on and off the pitch ahead of the new season under Derek McInnes, with the club looking to improve the overall matchday experience for supporters at Ibrox.
Response to independant report
It is also seen as a response to a recent independant report into post-match trouble between Celtic and Rangers supporters following the Hoops' penalty shootout win at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals in March this year.
In the review it was said: "Sporting advantage, Commercial or Ultra-group interests must not override safety. Host clubs must provide a genuinely welcoming away environment.
"Pre-match music playlists actively managed at high-risk fixtures. Club mascots must not antagonise the away support. Home and away clubs to cooperate on concourse content."
While Rangers have disagreed with aspects of the review's findings, publicly stating: "Rangers engaged fully with the independent review and accepts responsibility for the areas within the club’s control. We will implement the lessons learned and recommendations required to strengthen our arrangements. We expect the same accountability from others involved.
"While we support some of the report’s recommendations, we do not accept every finding or factual assertion it contains. We have and will continue to raise concerns with the Scottish FA about significant aspects of the independent report."
It appears the suggestion over the playlist has been taken on board and changed, while other issues remain contentious.
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