Billie Eilish at Manchester Co-Op Live banned items for Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour
The 23-year-old singer-songwriter is finally bringing her Hit Me Hard and Soft Tour to Manchester for four night at the Co-Op Live on July 19, 20, 22 and 23.
Billie announced this major world tour back in April 2024, a month before she released her latest album of the same name. She kicked off her tour in Canada before heading to America, then Europe.
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She has just finished up her run of five nights at the London O2 before she reaches Manchester this weekend.
Billie Eilish has been writing and recording music since she was just 13, releasing her first single Ocean Eyes in 2015 after recording it in her bedroom with her brother Finneas, who co-writes and produces many of her songs.
Now, ten years later, Eilish has released three studio albums and has won an array of highly prestigious awards including to Oscars and nine Grammys.
For this highly anticipated set of gigs, Billie is being supported by American singer-songwriter Syd who will take to the Co-Op Live stage at 7pm, following General Admission at 6pm.
Then, the moment fans have all been waiting more than a year for, Billie will take to the stage at around 8:15pm. The Co-op Live has a curfew for all gigs of 11pm.
For all of Billie's nights performing at the east Manchester stadium, the whole venue will be offering entirely plant-based food due to her animal rights and environmental activism.
For those attending the Co-Op Live for any of Billie Eilish's 2025 gigs, there are some items you are not allowed to bring in.
What items are banned?
Members of staff can remove items such as food, glass, bottles, cans, alcohol, large umbrellas, lighters, disposable vapes, professional cameras, plastic bottle tops, and recording equipment.
Devices like laptops, iPads, Go Pros, and similar items are also not allowed, unless pre-approved for medical reasons. Other banned items include: Weapons, ammunition, explosives, horns, whistles, drums, fireworks, flagpoles and any other item which in their reasonable opinion, may cause danger or disruption to any event or other visitors (regardless of whether such item is illegal or is carried for specific purposes).
What is the bag policy?
Co-op Live operates on a one bag per person policy. Small handbags are permitted as long as they are no larger than A4 in size. However, large bags, like backpacks and laptop bags, will not be allowed inside the venue.
There will be limited bag storage on site priced from £15. This facility is located on Sir Howard Bernstein Way - opposite Gate J in the Orange Car Park on the Etihad Campus.
Full list of Billie Eilish dates in Manchester
July 19 - Co-Op Live
July 20 - Co-op Live
July 22- Co-op Live
July 23 - Co-Op Live
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