Take That will be performing at the Aviva Stadium this Saturday, July 4th.
Doors at the Stadium will open at 5pm, with Take That expected to take the stage at 8:30pm. Final entry in the Aviva is 9:30pm.
The band will have two support acts at their Dublin show. First Australian popstar Delta Goodrem will perform and then the American pop band One Republic will take the stage just before Take That.
Anyone going to the concert is urged to take public transport as there are no parking facilities available. Take That fans are encouraged to make use of the bus, train and DART services available.
The recommended drop off locations for those travelling by taxi include Pembroke Road/Northumberland Road or Tritonville Road/Herbert Road depending on your route of approach.
MCD have provided a list of items that are prohibited, which include Aerosols, Air Horns, Alcohol, Animals (other than registered guide or hearing dogs), Any item which may reasonably be considered for use as a weapon, Audio recorders, Backpacks, Bikes (including e-bikes), Bottle caps. You can view the full list here.
Please note that under 16's must be accompanied by an adult and it is suggested that no under 5's should attend.
All bars and kiosks will be open throughout the venue, however the Aviva operate a fully cashless system which means they will only accept card or Apple/Google Pay.
In other news, Take That have announced their 10th studio album. They have teased their upcoming album with the release of 'You're A Superstar' in April, and now they have released their second teaser.
The band's brand new song 'Sweet July' has been released today ahead of their gig tomorrow.
They confirmed the new song in an Instagram post, the caption read: "Are you ready to have a sweet July? Our new single will be yours on July 3. We hope you love it as much as we do.”
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