Stereophonics at Principality Stadium 2025 banned items and bag sizes for the concert
There are some rules and regulations about what you can and can't take into the Principality Stadium for Stereophonics
The Stereophonics are back in Wales
(Image: PA )
Welsh band Stereophonics are returning home to Cardiff, to finish off their epic tour. The band from Cwmaman, who formed in 1992, are back playing on home turf at the Principality Stadium.
It is not the first time the band have performed at the iconic stadium and delighted crowds. The band last took to the stage at Principality Stadium in 2022, in a joint concert with Tom Jones, and you can read our review of them, here. Stereophonics will be performing two nights in Cardiff.
Frontman Kelly Jones will be leading the way, with Richard Jones on bass guitar, Adam Zindani on lead guitar, Jamie Morrison on the drums and Tony Kirkham on the keyboard.
They will take to the stage of the Principality Stadium on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12. You can read everything you need to know about the gig, here.
They will be joined by Blossoms as the support act.
They are known for their songs There's A Reason Why, Charlemagne, Honey Sweet and Your Girlfriend.
The band consists of Tom Ogden, who is lead vocals and guitar, Charlie Salt on the bass, Josh Dewhurst as lead guitar and percussion, Joe Donovan on the drums, and Myles Kellock on the keyboard.
They most recently released their fifth album, Gary, in 2024.
Also performing is Teeside singer, Finn Forster.
There are still tickets available for Stereophonics in Cardiff, with prices starting at £57 on Ticketmaster. You can buy them, here.
There are strict rules about what you can and can't bring into the Principality Stadium.
Only small bags and handbags allowed, they must be no larger than 35cm x 40cm x 19cm.
Here is the full list of banned items:
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Fireworks
Flares
Pyrotechnics
All horns including air horns, musical instruments (An exemption may be granted to permit the use of air horns in respect of certain classes of event. In such a case, details will be printed on the event ticket.)
Smoke canisters
Laser pointers
Bottles, glasses, cans
Cooking devices
Banners
Poles
Large golf-type umbrellas
Selfie sticks
Knives, blades and other articles or containers - including any which could or might be used as a weapon, or any other item which in the reasonable opinion of the WRU Group, its servants or agents, could be used as a weapon or cause nuisance to others - are prohibited within the stadium
All promotional, commercial, political and religious printed matter, including but not limited to leaflets, banners, flags, signs, symbols are prohibited within the stadium and grounds unless authorised by the WRU Group. Any objects or clothing bearing statements or commercial identification intended for 'ambush marketing' are prohibited within the stadium and grounds. Any person who is in possession of such items may be refused entry or ejected, and may be subject to legal action.
Animals (except service dogs and guide dogs) or livestock are prohibited from entering the stadium or grounds unless specifically authorised by the WRU Group.
No person (other than a person who holds an appropriate accreditation from WRU Group) may bring into the grounds or use within the grounds any equipment which is capable of recording or transmitting (by digital or other means) any audio, visual or audio-visual material or any information or data in relation to an event or the grounds (save for photographs taken for personal non-commercial purposes).
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