Off to see Rod Stewart? Here’s all you need to know

There are still tickets available as Rod Stewart brings his biggest ever tour to York Racecourse this weekend.
- Sat 30 June from 6pm
- York Racecourse
- £62.00 – £137.50
- Tickets here
A 30,000 pop-up stadium is being put together on Knavesmire ready for Sir Rod, his band, and his fans.
The hitmaker kicked off his European tour at Southend before hitting Bristol kitted out in an animal print jacket, and backed by blonde women backing singers and musicians in matching outfits.
The 74-year-old singer is belting out lots of his chart-busters at the concerts, including Maggie May, The First Cut Is The Deepest and Some Guys Have All The Luck.So it sounds like a top night in prospect. But there are quite a few rules, including a ban on umbrellas and ‘professional’ cameras. Here’s what you need to know.
The concert lowdown

By bus – shuttle buses are running at peak demand times from York Station costing £2 each way or £3 return. First York is also running extra buses from Askham Bar Park and Ride.

If you have a medical condition, then a doctor’s note will be required to permit diet-specific food and drink only.
Food will be available to buy on the night.
WOW!!! @rodstewart's Biggest Ever UK Tour is in full swing and you don't want to miss it!!! ?✨
You can still grab tickets now, GO GO GO ?? https://t.co/g7INr793PU pic.twitter.com/v7QWOqPLDb
— Cuffe & Taylor (@CuffeandTaylor) May 28, 2019
More information on the organiser’s website and the York Racecourse website (PDF).
my sister who is disabled is going to this concert but now she is worrying about how they will get to the venue as she is in a wheelchair. if york has not got parking for 30,000 people and adequate parking for people with disability they should not be selling 30,000 tickets. GREEDY GREEDY PEOPLE !
At that price? With those conditions? To see who?
Probably not for me.
THough I dare say we’ll hear it in us gardens and have to deal with the detritus both human and otherwise, before and after.
Grumble.