Full list of road closures in place for Cardiff Castle gigs
These are the first gigs in what promises to be an action-packed summer at the Cardiff Castle-based event, with other headliners including Sir Tom Jones, Will Smith, Pet Shop Boys and Rag'N'Bone Man.
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Full list of road closures for Snow Patrol and Elbow concerts at Cardiff Castle
The following roads in Cardiff, according to Cardiff Council, will be closed between 9pm and midnight on Thursday and Friday (June 12 and 13):
Castle Street
Duke Street
Kingsway
Cowbridge Road East (from Cathedral Road through to Westgate Street)
These closures will also affect various bus services, including the
9
21/23
27
28
30
44/45
49/50
52
57/58
There will be diversions in place for these services, more details of which can be found on the Cardiff Bus website.
🎤 Elbow @ Cardiff Castle
📅 Friday 13th June 2025
⚠️ Road Closures / Diversions
Click the link below for more info ⬇️https://t.co/e2Emtj9qhz pic.twitter.com/aXd5b7SDzQ — Cardiff Bus (@Cardiffbus) June 11, 2025
Cardiff Castle concerts to cause road closures until August
This round of closures will be the first of many, with the same roads set to be shut off for all the TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts, which run until August 25.
TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts
Thursday, June 12 – Snow Patrol, Freya Ridings and The Florentinas
June 13 – Elbow, The Coral and Billie Marten
June 20 – Jamie Jones and Chris Stussy
June 25 – Maribou State, Jimwam and Anish Kumar
June 26 - Script and Tom Walker
June 28 – Sting, The Lilacs and Sophie Grey
July 6 - Human League, Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey and Blancmange
July 10 – James, Shed Seven and Jamie Webster
July 13 - Rag'N'Bone Man and Elles Bailey ELLES BAILEY
July 19 – Rock the Castle: Funeral for a Friend, The Blackout, Punk Rock Factory and more
July 20 - UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Bitty McLean, Reggae Roast featuring Mr Williamz
July 26 – DEPOT in Castle: Jess Glynne, Maximo Park, Sigma, Kate Nash, Professor Green, GLC and Blue Dolphin Wranglers
July 30 – Fontaines DC, Kae Temoest and High Vis
July 31 - Pet Shop Boys and Dave Pearce
August 1 - Faithless, Kosheen and Chicane
August 20 – Sir Tom Jones and Stone Foundation
August 21 - Sir Tom Jones and Stone Foundation
August 24 – Basement Jax, Ezra Collective and Eats Everything
August 25 - Will Smith, Nile Rodgers and Chic
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Tickets are still available for the TK Maxx presents DEPOT Live at Cardiff Castle 2025 concerts.
They can be found on the Ticketmaster or DEPOT Live website (a link to which can be found above).
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