Zach Bryan Phoenix Park bag rules confirmed as urgent warning issued
The American country singer-songwriter, known for his raw lyrics and electrifying live performances, rose from posting homemade tracks on YouTube to topping the charts with hits like I Remember Everything, Pink Skies and Something in the Orange.
These Phoenix Park shows mark the 29-year-old's largest Irish gigs yet - a huge leap from playing smaller venues like The Helix just three years ago.
But before fans grab their cowboy boots and head for the gates, they need to think carefully about what they bring - especially when it comes to bags. Attendees must double-check their bags meet the strict size requirements, while still holding all the essentials for the night.
Strict bag rules have been confirmed and fans are strongly advised to travel light and pack only what's necessary to avoid delays at entry. In a recent update, Aiken Promotions urged ticketholders: "Please do not bring a bag unless it is absolutely necessary."
If you do need to bring a bag, it must be no larger than A4 size. Larger bags won't be allowed inside, and you won't be allowed to leave bags unattended anywhere in or around the venue, so it's important to follow these rules closely.
Those arriving without bags will be fast-tracked through security, while anyone carrying an A4-sized bag will face a search, which could lead to longer queues.
To keep things moving smoothly, concertgoers are advised to travel light and only bring the essentials: a phone or device with your ticket pre-downloaded, valid ID, sunscreen and clothing suitable for the weather.
Meanwhile, fans should also be aware that there is an extensive list of banned items that won't be permitted inside Phoenix Park. This ranges from the likes of skateboards and flagpoles, to laptops and even ham sandwiches. You can read the full list here, so double check to avoid disappointment.
Separately, for those eager to brush up on their favourite tunes before the show, click here for an expected setlist featuring some of Zach Bryan's biggest hits and fan favourites to get you ready for an unforgettable night at Phoenix Park.
For everything else you need to know, including stage times, support acts, the venue map and the weather forecast, head here.
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