Thousands of Gerry Cinnamon fans are getting ready for his Glasgow gig this weekend, but limited trains means they need to organise travel plans - or risk being stranded.
Gerry Cinnamon is performing for two nights on July 16 and 17 at Hampden Park after rescheduling his 2020 show due to the pandemic. This will be a long-awaited set for fans but, like other Hampden events before him, travel disruption is inevitable and ticket holders are being urged to prepare.
ScotRail has issued a warning to ticket holders, reminding fans that trains from Glasgow Central to Mount Florida will be busy after the concert. There will also be no trains heading back to the city centre due to the temporary timetable in place.