Scottish singer Gerry Cinnamon will take to the stage in Glasgow on Saturday at Hampden Park, but fans should be aware that ScotRail's temporary timetable is still in effect in the city.
The Glaswegian singer-songwriter performs at the national stadium on Saturday, July 16 and Sunday, July 17, and ScotRail is urging customers heading to the gigs to travel early, allow plenty of time for their journey, and to consider their travel options when heading home.
READ MORE- Gerry Cinnamon Glasgow show at Hampden: Everything you need to know ahead of the gig
ScotRail has confirmed it will add extra carriages where possible to help people get to the gig, but fans are encouraged to get to the stadium early as trains will be very busy. Gates at Hampden Park will be open from 4pm on both days.
The train operator is also urging customers to check their journey and consider their travel options, as there will be no trains departing Mount Florida back to Glasgow Central after the concert finishes due to the temporary timetable currently in place.
There will also be a very limited number of trains out of Glasgow city centre after 11pm on Saturday night. Listed below are the times trains will leave Glasgow Central after the concert.
- 23:17 - Glasgow Central to East Kilbride
- 23:21 Glasgow Central to Gourock
- 23:22 Glasgow Queen Street to Stirling
- 23:30 Glasgow Central to Ayr
- 23:45 Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley
ScotRail has also confirmed that there will be no trains departing Glasgow city centre after the gig ends at 11pm on Sunday, July 17. Customers should be aware that space on board these services is limited, and no rail replacement transport is available, so they should check their journey and know what alternative modes of transport are available to them.
For more information, check out the ScotRail website for full timetable information. Tickets are still available for both dates, and can be bought on the Ticketmaster website, here.
READ NEXT-
Glasgow TV presenter Storm Huntley announces birth of first child
Amazon Prime Day: Scots issued with warning before purchasing items online
Heatwave warning for drivers with dogs who face unlimited fine and even jail
Italy's Sorrento bikini ban could land holidaymakers with £425 fine for breaking the rules
ScotRail union members accept pay deal with temporary timetable expected to end
