Manic Street Preachers are returning to Cardiff on Saturday, June 29 for a much-anticipated outdoor show at the castle.
Blackwood's finest will be back at the historic venue for the first time in three years for a gig that's sandwiched in between shows from both The Killers (Friday, June 28) and Paul Weller (Sunday, June 30).
The concert is to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their number one 1998 album, This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours, which the band will be playing its entirety for the first time ever.
Doors open at 6pm, with James, Nicky and Sean hitting the stage at 8.45pm.
However, the people running the gig have released a list of items that, if you're going to the show, you won't be able to take inside with you.
Here are Cardiff Castle's banned items that you won't be able to take into the Manics' show:
- Bags no larger than A4 size
- Folding chairs, stools, tables
- Shooting sticks
- Golf or large umbrellas
- Glass
- Cans
- Weapons
- Drugs
- Flags, banners, poles, sticks
- Cool boxes/picnic hampers
- Luggage/trolley cases
Manics fans at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea in 2016 (South Wales Echo) - Animals (except assistance dogs)
- Recording equipment
- Professional cameras (i.e. anything with a detachable or large lens)
- Alcohol (carried in any container)
- Any water or soft drinks in bottles larger than 500ml
- Food
- Laser pens
- Bicycles, scooters, skateboards
- Footballs, golf balls, darts (or any sport equipment)
- Pushchairs/prams (No under fives permitted)
- Tents/ gazebos/ sun shelters
- BBQs, candles, lanterns
- Fireworks, flares
- Air horns, loud hailers
- Hi-vis bibs, jackets or vests
- Articles which may be a danger to public or cause nuisance. The management reserves the right to search all persons and personal property.
