Free water and suncream will be handed out as temperatures remain high for the Foo Fighters gigs at Anfield.
Foo Fighters are set to take the stage at Anfield for two massive shows, but concertgoers are being issued urgent safety advice as high temperatures sweep across the UK.
The American rock legends will perform at the home of Liverpool FC on Thursday, June 25, and again on Saturday, 27 June.
Temperatures have soared well above 30 degrees over the last week and an amber weather warning is in place across the North West until Thursday evening.
Organisers are warning fans to prepare for the weather well before the gig starts. From hydration stations to security checks, here's everything you need to know if you're heading to the concert:
Temperatures have soared in the North West and an amber heat warning is in force.
Temperatures have soared in the North West and an amber heat warning is in force.
Before you head to Anfield
Hydrate: Do not wait until you arrive at the stadium to start drinking water. If you are spending time in Liverpool city centre beforehand, make use of the free water refill stations located across the city.
Sunscreen: Fans are strongly advised to apply sunscreen before leaving home and bring a bottle with them. Due to the high temperatures, sunscreen will be permitted inside Anfield, but it must be travel-sized (100ml or less) and in a plastic container. Aerosols and pressurised bottles are strictly banned. Free sunscreen will also be handed out upon entry.
Clothing: Wear light, breathable, and loose-fitting clothing. Wearing a hat is also highly recommended to protect your head from direct sun exposure.
Fans: Small, battery-powered fans are allowed into the stadium, provided they can fit inside an A5-sized bag.
Arrival time: Doors open at 4pm. Fans are being asked not to queue outside before this time, as there is very limited shade near the stadium.
Once inside the stadium
Anfield has adapted its usual security policies to help fans cope with the summer heat, but some strict restrictions remain in place.
What you can bring: You are allowed to bring one sealed 500ml clear, soft plastic bottle of water into the ground.
Reusable soft plastic bottles are also allowed, but they must be completely transparent. Metal and glass bottles are strictly prohibited.
Once inside, there are several ways to keep your bottle topped up:
Extra water taps have been installed directly on the pitch.
Free drinking water will be available at all bars and kiosks throughout the stadium.
A wide range of refreshments will be available to purchase both inside and outside the ground.
If you forget your sun cream, don't panic. Sunscreen dispensers will be available upon entry, inside the stadium, and at all medical and welfare facilities.
Knowing the signs of heat exhaustion
While everyone wants to enjoy a memorable night, emergency services and stewards are asking fans to look out for one another.
Concertgoers should take immediate note of any signs of heat exhaustion, which include dizziness, nausea, goosebumps, or suddenly feeling cold despite the hot weather.
If you or anyone around you feels unwell, find your nearest stadium steward or head to a medical facility immediately.
Organisers said: "We want all fans to enjoy a safe and memorable experience.
By following this guidance and looking out for each other, we can ensure the shows will be another two special nights at Anfield."
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