Music fans from all over the region will be gearing up for performances from global icons like Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band, Dua Lipa, and Lana Del Rey.
The bus company has pledged to provide 'hassle-free, direct transport' to and from the stadium for the concerts.
Stagecoach Merseyside's interim operations director, Simon Tramalloni, said: "We’re proud to play our part in making these iconic nights of music even more accessible for fans.Stagecoach Merseyside is promising 'hassle-free direct transport' to and from concerts at Anfield StadiumStagecoach Merseyside is promising 'hassle-free direct transport' to and from concerts at Anfield Stadium (Image: Studio 3000)
"Our goal is to provide a fast, reliable, and convenient travel option that takes the stress out of getting to and from Anfield - so fans can focus on enjoying the show."
The remaining concerts, scheduled for June, will see Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band perform on June 7, Dua Lipa take the stage on June 24 and 25, and Lana Del Rey wrap up the month on June 28.
Stagecoach's special shuttle services will operate from Liverpool City Centre (Commutation Row) and Sandhills Train Station, starting three and a half hours before each event.
The services will run frequently to ensure all passengers arrive at the stadium in time for the main performances.
Return journeys will be available from Arkles Lane to the city centre, operating continuously until all concertgoers have departed, and from Walton Lane (junction with Anfield Road) to Sandhills Station, timed to match the final train departures.
Adult single tickets will be priced at £5, with adult return tickets available for £6.
Tickets can be purchased from the bus driver using contactless payment or cash.
Only shuttle bus tickets purchased specifically for the event will be valid, with other Stagecoach tickets or travel passes not accepted on these services.
Stagecoach has urged concertgoers to plan ahead and take advantage of its transport options to make the most of the performances.
Last year's successful concerts featured performances from P!nk and Taylor Swift.