It's the day of the big gig at Swansea.com Stadium and the one and only Arctic Monkeys are in town to kick off a summer of music in the city.
The Sheffield stars are out on the road in support of their latest album, The Car, released last autumn and they are due to headline Glastonbury later this month, too. You can see more on the potential setlist for the gig, here and items you cannot take in are listed, here.
The Swansea.com Stadium gig on Monday, June 12 comes hot on the heels of Coldplay and Beyonce in Cardiff and also kicks off a summer of live music in Swansea, more on those big gigs in the city by the sea, here.
Read more: 14 ways Coldplay had Cardiff fans saying it was 'the best show ever'
Where to park
On-site stadium parking is limited at the North car park and costs £20 - prebooking is essential, here. Cwm Level car park is a 15-minute walk away from the stadium and you can also prebook that, here.
For other parking options, click here.
How to get to the Swansea.com Stadium gig
Shuttle from Swansea city centre
Turners will be operating a shuttle bus service from Swansea train station on High Street, between the hours of 4.30pm and 7pm, and then again from 10pm until 11.30pm. The cost of this service is £5 per seat. Book that here.
Coaches
Big Green Coach are the official carbon-neutral coach travel partner to the Artic Monkeys UK tour. They will operate return coach travel from Bridgend, Cardiff and Newport and you can pre-book them now.
All coaches are scheduled to arrive at the Swansea.com Stadium in time for doors opening and will depart after the music has finished, giving those attending plenty of time to return back to their coaches. Click here to book.
Trains
There's limited service post-concert with the last train towards Cardiff at 10.30pm. To check out your options from where you are visit: www.nationalrail.co.uk
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