Take That bring their Odyssey greatest hits tour to Wales on Saturday, June 8 and it's the first time the band have performed in Cardiff since 2011 when they brought Progress Live to the Principality Stadium.
In 2017 they visited Swansea's Liberty Stadium with their Wonderland tour, their first major tour as a trio and now it's not long until Gary Barlow, Mark Owen and Howard Donald return to the Welsh capital,
They've already performed arena shows in the UK, so let's see what we can expect from the Odyssey show and all the essential information you need.
Who's the support act?
It's Rick Astley!
The '80s singer will be Rick-rolling out the hits as he warms up the crowd for some Take That bangers.
What time does the show start?
Although times are subject to change, this is the current timeline.
5pm - Gates open
7.10pm - Support Act - Rick Astley
8.25pm - Take That
10.30pm - Show curfew
Are there still tickets left?
Try seetickets.com or stubhub.co.uk
What's the set list?
Greatest Day
It Only Takes A Minute
These Days
Could It Be Magic
Everything Changes
Out Of Our Heads
A Million Love Songs
Sure
Love Ain’t Here Anymore
Spin
Cry
Said It All
How Deep Is Your Love
Patience
The Flood
Back For Good
Get Ready For It
Everlasting
Giants
Shine
Never Forget
Relight My Fire
Babe
Pray
Rule the World
Will Robbie or Jason be there?
Jason's probably a definite no. He didn't appear on the 30th anniversary documentary last December and upon leaving in 2014 he said he did 'not wish to commit to recording and promoting a new album.'
However the BBC's We've Come a Long Way programme did see Robbie Williams reunite with the trio to reminisce over old times.
Also, Robbie appeared on Lorraine and he said: "I'd like to. If we're in the same place at the same time then I'm definitely in. I think there's a mic open for me. It's an open invitation both ways."
So, you never know.
Where can I park near the Principalty Stadium?
There is park & ride at Leckwith (CF11 8EG) which costs £8 on the day, or £10 in advance. Click here for more information.
There is also event parking in Sophia Gardens (CF11 9JU), which is just across the road from the Stadium. It costs £15 on the day.
For more parking suggestions in Cardiff, click here. There's also car parks at St David's Shopping Centre, John Lewis and Capitol as well as NCPs in the city.
What roads will be closed?
There's likely to be a full city centre road closure, please revisit this article for confirmation closer to the time.
How do I get to the gig?
Trains
There are no planned engineering works on the Great Western or Transport For Wales networks on June 8.
However, passengers are still being advised to plan their journey in advance at www.nationalrail.co.uk or by calling Travel Line Cymru on 0800 464 0000.
Transport for Wales is also reminding people that trains in the Cardiff area are expected to be busy all day. There will be a full crowd management system at Cardiff Central. All Valley Lines’ services will depart from the rear of the station at the Penarth Road car park. Services will have extra capacity where possible but services will be extremely limited due to when the concert finishes.
Cardiff Queen Street Station will close10pm and there will be a post-event queue system in place at Cardiff Central. For more information on Transport for Wales’ services, please visit www.tfwrail.wales/events
Taxis
St Mary Street taxi rank (outside House of Fraser) will close at 5pm and will re-open from 11.30pm.
Buses
Local buses: Cardiff Bus is advising all customers that services will be diverted out of the central city bus stops from 5pm until 11.30pm. Buses displaced from stops within the closure will relocate to either Churchill Way for the east, Greyfriars Road for the north or Tudor Street for the west.
Please visit the relevant bus operator's website for more information about your specific bus route.
National Express: National Express coaches will use Sophia Gardens as usual.
Are there banned items?
Fireworks
Flares
Pyrotechnics
All horns including air horns
Musical instruments
Smoke canisters
Laser pointers
Bottles
Glasses
Cans
Cooking devices
Banners
Poles
Selfie sticks
Knives
Blades
Any articles or containers
Any promotional commercial, political or religious printed matter
Any objects or clothing bearing statements or commercial ID intended for 'ambush marketing'
Animals (except service/ guide dogs) or livestock
