Chappell Roan in Edinburgh 2025: See all the banned items
If you're attending the concerts and want to ensure you are following all the rules, here is everything you need to know.
When is Chappell Roan coming to Edinburgh?
Chappell Roan will play at the Royal Highland Centre (formerly the Royal Highland Showground) on Tuesday, August 26 and Wednesday, August 27.
Doors for both Scottish shows will open at around 4pm, according to Ticketmaster.
See all the banned items at the Royal Highland Showground
The Summer Sessions website states: "Do not bring single-use disposable vapes. They pollute the environment, and incorrect disposal of these can be hazardous onsite and at waste centres."
It added that the following items are banned: "Bags and rucksacks larger than 30cm x 42cm (the size of a sheet of A3 paper), all glass (including perfume bottles), metal/hard plastic bottles, food or drink/liquids even if unopened, drugs, new psychoactive substances (NPS), flares or smoke canisters (you will be charged by the Police), chairs, professional cameras, selfie sticks, umbrellas, weapons, frisbees/boomerangs and hi-vis tabards or jackets."
Those attending may be refused entry, ejected or arrested if they bring a prohibited item.
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What age restrictions are in place for Chappell Roan's Edinburgh shows?
No persons under the age of 12 are permitted into the venue, with those aged 12 to 15 needing to be accompanied by an adult aged 21 and over.
Those over the age of 16 should bring a valid form of photo ID, such as a Driving Licence or Passport, in case it is required by security to confirm their age.
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