Here is everything you need to know if you’re going to watch Robbie Williams perform at Sandringham Estate this weekend…

Thousands of Robbie Williams fans are getting pumped for this weekend as the former Take That star is due to perform twice at the Sandringham Estate.

Excitement is certainly building as the countdown begins for a weekend of music at the royal estate and Robbie will be joined by an array of other stars including his former bandmate Mark Owen.

But what do fans need to know before heading to Sandringham this weekend? Here is everything you need to know about the weekend, from food and drink to how to get there.

Who is performing and when?

The doors to the arena will be open from 2pm. From 5.15 pm, support acts will warm up the stage, building anticipation for the main event with Robbie Williams set to perform from 9pm to 10.55pm.

Mark Owen will take the stage on both evenings from 7pm to 8pm.

Also on the lineup are Dagny on Saturday and Lucy Spraggan on Sunday. The chart-topping singer-songwriters will serenade the audience from 5.15pm to 6pm, setting the stage for Robbie Williams' appearance later in the evening.

What will Robbie play?

Celebrating over 25 years since his departure from Take That, the XXV tour boasts a set list that pays homage to Williams' illustrious solo career.

Based on previous concerts, audiences can expect to hear perennial favourites such as Angels, She's The One and Rock DJ. An evening of musical nostalgia is guaranteed.

Getting there:

The designated event parking area will be accessible from noon, with signs up approaching the estate. The postcode PE31 6AZ navigates to West Newton village, which is close to the estate.

Heritage Live recommends advance online booking for parking at £10 per car. On-the-spot payment options will also be available on the night, accommodating both cash and card transactions.

Heritage Live has partnered with Big Green Coach for concert-goers who are not arriving by car.

Please note, we incorrectly stated yesterday that the car parks close at 5.15pm. This is incorrect and we apologise for any anxiety caused. The car parks are open up until Robbie is on stage.

Food and drink:

Outside food and drink won't be permitted, but the venue will be dotted with food trucks and bars

Free drinking water will be available from taps across the event site. Remember to bring an empty reusable bottle or a sealed 500ml plastic water bottle to refill.

What to bring and what to leave behind:

Pets are not allowed, except for assistance dogs. Picnic blankets are welcome, but items such as parasols, umbrellas and camping chairs will not be permitted.

For safety and the overall experience, certain items are restricted, including glass containers, bags exceeding A3 size and professional photography or videography equipment.

Some seating will be available, with benches and hay bales placed around the concert arena, food village, craft village and funfair field. Deck chairs can also be hired in this area, although these cannot be taken into the main concert area.

Accessibility:

The experience is designed to be accessible to all. For those with specific needs, a viewing platform, designated parking (pre-booking required for both) and accessible toilet facilities will be available.

Ticket availability:

Although Robbie Williams' tickets have been snatched up, there are still tickets available for Van Morrison's performance on August 25 or The Who's show on August 28, both part of the Sandringham Estate lineup.

Tickets can be booked at heritagelive.net.

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