The second of a series of huge gigs at Ashton Gate is taking place tonight (May 28), with Take That due to take the stage.
A total of 32,000 people have tickets to Take That, with the gig expected to cause issues on the roads as people make their way to and from the gig.
After Rod Stewart's gigs last week, fans complained about the "disorganised" and "dangerous" First Bus shuttle service, with one concert-goer claiming she was left "crushed in the crowd".
Follow live traffic and gig updates ahead of the concert in our Take That travel blog. You can find out the best way to travel to tonight's Take That gig here. Or read our full guide to the Take That Bristol concert.
Some Take That superfans are so keen to get a good spot at the show, they have been camping outside the stadium since Sunday, May 26.
But, we're not sure what they are going to do with their camping gear, as there will be strict security in place and some things are not allowed in the venue.
Here is the full list of what you cannot take in
All bags will be searched on entry and any bag larger than a piece of A4 paper will not be permitted.
The following items are prohibited:
- Glass, cans, bottles or thermos flasks of any kind
- Flammable liquids and aerosols (including perfume, hairspray etc)
- Laser pens/pointers
- Laptops, iPads, professional cameras/video equipment
- Food and drink, unless for medicinal purposes
- Umbrellas, signs, banners, flags, inflatables, selfie sticks
- Air horns, whistles or other noise making devices
- Knives or weapons, fireworks, confetti, glitter bombs or sprays
Ashton Gate Stadium operates a ‘Challenge 25’ initiative so ensure you bring valid photo ID if you want to buy alcohol at the bar.
Everyone aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
