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Anfield is continuing to establish itself as one of the UK’s leading live music venues, with a growing reputation for hosting major sold-out concerts.
In 2024, more than 250,000 fans attended shows at the stadium, including performances by Taylor Swift on her Eras Tour and P!nk during her Summer Carnival run.
Last year, over 200,000 concertgoers attended a series of five nights featuring Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, Dua Lipa, and Lana Del Rey.
The venue is already in high demand for further major shows scheduled for 2026. Liverpool FC has officially confirmed that Anfield will host three major global artists this month as part of its 2026 concert season, with more than 160,000 fans expected to attend.
American singer-songwriter Zach Bryan will open the run on Friday June 12 with his With Heaven On Tour. Rock band Foo Fighters will then play two nights at Anfield on Thursday June 25 and Saturday June 27 as part of their Take Cover Tour.
The line-up will be completed by My Chemical Romance, who perform on Tuesday June 30 on their Long Live the Black Parade Tour.
Fans attending the shows have been advised to plan travel in advance, with no parking available at the stadium and strict bag policies in place. Liverpool also confirmed Anfield will remain a cashless venue and urged supporters to arrive early for security checks.
The club added that full safety, travel, and access information is available through its dedicated Concert Hub and official @LFCHelp updates.
Merchandise for all shows will be available from the Anfield store the day before each concert and on show days. On concert days, additional merchandise stands will be located at Paisley Square Marquee, including support artist items.
Pop-up stores will also be set up across hospitality areas, with two stalls in the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand car park and one behind the Kop. Full timings for each show will be released in the artist FAQs closer to the event dates.
Refreshments will be available around the stadium both inside and outside, with the Kop Bar, food vans, and kiosks open throughout show days.
Supporters are reminded that all children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult, with unaccompanied minors refused entry.
The minimum age for pitch access is 14, and all under-14s will not be permitted in standing areas. Age checks may be carried out where necessary.
Seated areas have different age restrictions depending on the show: from two years old for Zach Bryan, and five years old for both Foo Fighters and My Chemical Romance.