Welsh music legends Tom Jones and Stereophonics are set to take over the Principality Stadium and Cardiff is preparing for a busy two nights. The city centre is set to be very busy as the Welsh icons, accompanied by other great Welsh acts Feeder and Gruff Rhys perform.
Transport for Wales are asking fans who can to walk, cycle or get a bus to the stadium for the gig to do so, as they warn how busy their rail service will be. This may result in some concert-goers opting to drive in and park up for the show. You can keep up to date with the latest What's On news by signing up to the newsletter here.
There will be event day parking at Cardiff Civic Centre. Parking will cost £15 for the day and the car park will be open from 8am to 12am on both Friday, June, 17 and Saturday, June, 18.
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There is also an event park and ride facility running from County Hall in Cardiff Bay. Buses will be running to and from the city centre every 10 minutes before the concerts begin and the cost of this service is £10.
The car park will open at 10.30am with the first bus leaving at 11am and the last bus from the city centre will run at 12am and the car park will close at 12.15am the next day.
Parking is also available at Canton rugby club on both days. The full address of the car park is Canton rugby club, Lawrenny Avenue, CF11 8BR and you can book the parking on the Principality Parking (not connected with the Principality Stadium) website, here.
There is event day parking at Sophia Gardens, which is £15 for the day. The car park will open at 8am and close at 12pm and the car park will be staffed until 7pm.
The Principality Stadium roof will be closed for the show, as lighting fixtures will be attached to the roof. For everything you need to know about the gig, from stage times to banned items, read our comprehensive guide here.
