From parking to special guests, here is all you need to know ahead of The Who's concert at the Sandringham Estate.
What is the date and set times for The Who at Sandringham?
The Who will perform at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk on Monday, August 28 2023, over the bank holiday weekend, and the concert is organised by Heritage Live.
The gates to the arena open at 2pm and The Who will be on stage from 8.30pm until 10.30pm, with the bars closing at 11pm.
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What songs will The Who perform?
Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and the band will perform music from throughout The Who's nearly 60-year career.
This will include sections devoted to classic albums Tommy and Quadrophenia as well as other beloved tracks and songs from the 2019 ‘WHO’ album.
Who are the special guests?
The Who will be accompanied by an orchestra at its Sandringham concert.
Special guests at the event will be Lightning Seeds (4.15pm-5.30pm) and Richard Ashcroft (6.15pm-7.30pm).
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Is there parking at the concert?
The event car park opens at 12noon and it will be signposted as you approach the estate.
Heritage Live is advising ticket-holders to book car parking online in advance for £10 per car - it will also be possible to pay by cash or card on the night.
Use the postcode PE31 6AZ for your Sat Nav, which heads towards the village of West Newton.
Heritage Live has also partnered with Big Green Coach for the event, with return transport from London Victoria, London Stratford, Cambridge, King's Lynn, Norwich, Peterborough and Wisbech.
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Can I bring my own food and drink?
You can't bring in your own food and drink - there will be food trucks and bars on site.
Free drinking water is available so bring an empty reusable bottle or one sealed 500ml plastic water bottle.
What else can I and can't I bring?
Animals, except assistance dogs, are not permitted.
You can bring in picnic blankets but parasols, umbrellas and camping chairs are not allowed.
Other items not allowed are glass, bags larger than A3 size and professional photography or video equipment.
There will be benches and hay bales scattered around the edge of the concert arena and within the food village, craft village and funfair field (where deckchairs can be hired).
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Are the concerts accessible?
Yes, this includes a viewing platform, a designated car park (pre-booking essential for both) and accessible toilets.
Are tickets still available?
Yes, tickets to The Who cost £88.88 for adults or £66.38 for children aged 5 to 14 at heritagelive.net
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