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Edinburgh Live

National

Abbie Meehan

Bruce Springsteen in Edinburgh: All you need to know including set list, banned items and timings

Bruce Springsteen Edinburgh BT Murrayfield Murrayfield Stadium the E Street Band

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band will round off a month big name acts at BT Murrayfield on Tuesday.

The American rock and roll icon will perform to a huge crowd at the Edinburgh's stadium - bringing all of his most recognisable tunes to the capital.

And while many fans will be more than prepared to head to the show tonight, there are a few need-to-know pieces of information before rocking up to the venue.

Read on below to find out all you need to know ahead of the concert on Tuesday evening, including set timings, possible songs and if there will be a support act.

When do doors open for Bruce Springsteen in Edinburgh?

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band are set to play at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh on Tuesday, May 30. The event gates open at 4:30pm and it will finish by 10:30pm.

Is there a support act before Bruce Springsteen?

There is no support act planned before Bruce Springsteen takes to the stage in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

When will Bruce Springsteen appear on stage?

The Boss and his band is expected to take to the stage at approximately 7:30pm, and finish the set at 10:30pm, giving fans three hours to spend with the music legend.

Are there any restrictions for the Bruce Springsteen concert?

You are allowed to bring a bag into the venue, but only bags of A4 size or smaller - 30cm by 21cm - will be permitted to enter.

Only exemptions will apply to those with childcare or health reasonings. All bags will be subject to a search before entering the stadium, and there are no facilities for people to leave bags.

There are a plethora of items prohibited from entering the stadium, including:

Weapons of any kind or anything that could be considered a weapon
Alcohol not obtained from authorised outlets within the Ground
Glass bottles and drinks cans
Controlled container capable of holding liquid which may be capable of causing injury if thrown (sealed plastic bottles of water and soft drinks are allowed up to a maximum of 500mls. Empty re-usable bottles up to a maximum of 500mls are also permitted and can be filled up at water stations around the stadium)
Hip flasks, metal drinks bottles, thermos flasks or refillable water bottles
Umbrellas of any size
Air horns, party poppers or silly string
Laser pointers or flashlights
Fireworks or any article or substance whose main purpose is the emission of a flare or the emission of smoke or visible gas
Audio or recording equipment
Go Pros/active cameras and selfie sticks
Professional cameras, with lenses larger than four inches
Controlled or illegal substances
Items deemed to be inappropriate or offensive – including clothing, flags and banners
Musical instruments
Animals other than guide or assistance dogs
Any other items deemed to pose a risk of injury or annoyance to other customers

What does the set list look like for Bruce Springsteen in Edinburgh?

Bruce Springsteen performed in the Netherlands on May 27, giving fans a taste of what his set list for his tour would be like. Thanks to the Setlist.fm website, listed below is a potential set list for Bruce in Edinburgh on May 30: