Hastings has started his second spell with Warriors and is preparing for the team's first home game of the new season when they take on Benetton on Friday night.
Following three-years with Gloucester, the 27-year-old has returned to the reigning United Rugby Championship champions.
After an opening day narrow defeat to Ulster last Saturday, the Warriors are keen to get back to winning ways in front of their own fans.
Hastings said: "I had a hit in preseason against Connacht and it wasn't quite full, so hopefully we can get as many people down here as possible.
"I have a lot of good memories so I'm looking forward to coming back into the team this year.
"You can feel the confidence that is here from winning the title last season."
Scotstoun has become a bit of a fortress for Glasgow in recent years, and assistant coach Peter Murchie is hoping to continue that impressive record.
He said: "We know the record we have got here, but we want to add to it.
"All our games here at Scotstoun are games we really look forward to and I think it's really important that we make this place not a nice place to play for the opposition.
"We have the responsibility to get the crowd into it with the way we play and the way we perform."