Robbie Williams is gearing up to light up the stunning Royal Crescent in Bath this weekend, promising an unforgettable experience for fans. The stage is being meticulously constructed, food trucks are rolling in, and the state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems are being installed. Even the famed Royal Crescent Hotel is preparing to welcome yet another star guest.
The Royal Crescent has a remarkable history of hosting exclusive concerts, most notably the legendary performance by The Three Tenors—Luciano Pavarotti, Plácido Domingo, and José Carreras—on a warm summer night in 2003. This year, the venue once again becomes the backdrop for an iconic musical event with Robbie Williams taking center stage.
Tickets for both shows on Friday, June 13, and Saturday, June 14, have sold out, reflecting the immense excitement surrounding these intimate gigs. John Empson from concert promoters Senbla emphasized their commitment to minimizing disruption to local residents. “We respect those living in the Royal Crescent and have planned stage construction and sound equipment installation in a staggered, low-impact way. Our new high-tech sound system ensures the concerts deliver an immersive experience without disturbing the surrounding neighborhood,” he explained.
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With only 15,000 attendees each night, the venue offers a cozy and unique setting for one of Britain’s biggest pop stars—something Robbie himself was eager to embrace. Across Bath and beyond, people are planning lunches, barbecues, and picnics to complement the concert atmosphere.
However, fans hoping to hear hits like “Rock DJ” or “Let Me Entertain You” echoing across Bath’s hillsides might be surprised. The advanced sound system focuses sound within the venue, enhancing the experience for concertgoers only.
The weekend promises to be a cultural highlight for Bath, set against the sweeping elegance of the Royal Crescent and featuring one of the top entertainers of our time.
Regarding the UK tour setlist, Robbie’s performance at Edinburgh on May 31 offers a great preview of what fans can expect at Bath:
- Rocket
- Let Me Entertain You
- All My Life / Song 2 / Seven Nation Army / Rim Tim Tagi Dim / I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) / Minnie the Moocher / Livin’ on a Prayer
- Monsoon
- Old Before I Die
- Rock DJ
- Love My Life
- Strong
- The Road to Mandalay
- Supreme
- Let Love Be Your Energy / Sexed Up / Candy
- Relight My Fire
- Something Beautiful
- Millennium
- Come Undone
- Kids
- She’s the One
- My Way
- Feel
- Angels
Concert times:
- Gates open at 4:00 pm
- Support act, The Lottery Winners, start at 7:00 pm
- Robbie Williams takes the stage at 8:30 pm
- Show ends at 10:20 pm, with a 10:30 pm curfew
While both concerts are sold out, some official resale tickets remain available on Ticketmaster, priced at £145 for General Admission and £307 for Golden Circle. Secondary resale platforms also have tickets, though prices vary higher.
To accommodate the event, several road closures will be in effect starting early Friday morning. Train operator GWR has advised travelers that Bath is already busy and trains may be crowded on Friday and Saturday afternoons. Planning to travel earlier in the day might offer quieter and more affordable options.
Post-concert train services are scheduled toward Bristol, Chippenham, Swindon, and Westbury on both days. With additional major happenings in Bath that weekend—including Bath University Open Day and Bath Races—GWR urges travelers to allow extra time for their journeys.
Bath & North East Somerset Council recommends utilizing the city’s extended Park & Ride services, which now operate until 11:30 pm Monday through Saturday, to ease congestion. Councillor Paul Roper emphasized the importance of exploring alternative transport options such as walking, cycling, buses, or taxis, urging visitors to check for travel updates before heading to the event.
This weekend at the Royal Crescent promises to be a spectacular convergence of music, culture, and the timeless charm of Bath.