Edinburgh police issue advice to Zach Bryan fans heading to huge Murrayfield concert this weekend
American country singer coming to town
Police have issued advice to Zach Bryan fans ahead of his huge concert at Murrayfield Stadium this weekend.
The American country singer-songwriter from Oklahoma, will play to thousands of fans on Sunday, June 14, with general admission gates opening at 5pm and early entry ticket holders allowed access half an hour earlier.
Fans have been told to expect significant traffic in and around Edinburgh city centre on event day, with general road closures around Murrayfield, including Riversdale Crescent, Riversdale Road, Saughtonhall Circus, Saughtonhall Terrace, Roseburn Avenue, and Baird Drive.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Get ready for an unforgettable night as Zach Bryan takes to the stage at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium this Sunday.
“Please plan your journey well in advance. Expect significant traffic in and around Edinburgh city centre on event day.
“There is no public parking available at Scottish Gas Murrayfield. Utilise Park & Ride facilities and public transport (buses & trams). Frequent bus departures will be available from Murrayfield Road for up to an hour after the concert.”
Fans are also being warned to be wary of ticket fraud. The Police Scotland spokesperson added: “Don't fall victim to ticket fraud. Protect yourself from scams and ensure your night is unforgettable for the right reasons. Only buy from official sources.
“Beware of ‘too good to be true’ deals. If the price seems unusually low, it's likely a scam. If you suspect fraud, report it to us by calling 101.
“Let's make it a fantastic and safe night for everyone attending.”