Pop icon Robbie Williams is set to captivate tens of thousands of fans with two spectacular open-air concerts at Bath’s historic Royal Crescent this week. The concerts commemorate the 250th anniversary of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, creating a truly memorable celebration.
Williams will perform on Friday, June 13, and Saturday, June 14, before continuing his European tour across Ireland, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, and Sweden.
Due to the anticipated crowds—around 30,000 attendees—several road closures will be implemented in Bath from the early hours of Friday morning. To ensure a smooth experience, here’s what you need to know about road closures and train times.
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Event Details:
- Gates open at 4:00 pm
- Support act: Lottery Winners, starting at 7:00 pm
- Robbie Williams performs from 8:30 pm to 10:20 pm
- Venue curfew at 10:30 pm
Ticket Information:
Official resale tickets remain available on Ticketmaster at £145 for General Admission and £307 for Golden Circle tickets, with a limit of six tickets per transaction. Resale platforms such as Viagogo, VividSeats, and StubHub offer tickets at higher prices, starting from £185 for general admission and £325 for Golden Circle access.
Road Closures:
Several roads around the Royal Crescent and central Bath will be closed from early Friday to accommodate the event and ensure public safety. Detailed information about specific closures can be found on local council websites.
Train Travel:
GWR warns that trains into Bath are expected to be busy due to the city’s popularity and the event. To avoid crowds and save on fares, it’s recommended to travel earlier in the day. After the concerts, special train services will operate towards Bristol, Chippenham, Swindon, and Westbury on both evenings.
Additional Notes:
Bath will also host Bath University Open Day and Bath Races on Saturday, which may affect travel plans. Travelers are advised to plan ahead and allow extra time for their journeys.
The local council encourages attendees to use Bath’s Park & Ride services, which have been extended to run until 11:30 pm Monday through Saturday, providing a convenient alternative to city parking.
Councillor Paul Roper, cabinet member for Economic and Cultural Sustainable Development, emphasizes: “With the city’s increased event activity, we recommend avoiding congestion by using Park & Ride, walking, cycling, or public transport whenever possible. Stay updated on travel information before you set out to ensure a hassle-free experience.”