Calvin Harris has released his own haggis — the tin has a flying saucer abducting a sheep
The Scot tied the limited run of ‘Rave Haggis’ to two hometown shows at Hampden Park in Glasgow. A tin costs £12.95.
Calvin Harris has released his own haggis. ‘Rave Haggis’ is a limited run tied to his two shows at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
He announced it on his Instagram.
“Absolutely buzzing to announce my own HAGGIS to celebrate my two Scotland shows this weekend,” the artist wrote.
The product was made with the Scottish producer Stahly Quality Foods. The tin and the collector’s box carry retro artwork: a pixel typeface, crosshairs, a flying saucer pulling a sheep up in its beam, and the line “HEAT. EAT. RAVE. REPEAT.” A corner reads “Product of Scotland”, and the packaging also features exclusive Hampden Park 2026 artwork.
On the artist’s own site the haggis is billed as “a tribute to Scottish culture” and “the ultimate collector’s item for those who appreciate exceptional quality produce”. It costs £12.95.
Beyond the tin itself, three bundles appeared in the artist’s store: the haggis packaged with a T-shirt carrying the same flying saucer — in stone-washed black, ecru and blue. Each bundle costs £44.
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