It's about to get scorching hot at London Stadium this weekend as Take That takes centre stage for two sizzling summer evenings! The boys are set to bring their high-energy show 'The Circus Live' to the Stratford venue on Friday and Saturday (26-27 June), but with temperatures forecast to hit a sweltering 35°C, the stadium has thrown its fans a lifeline – they can now bring in reusable water bottles which can be refilled at stations inside. And if you're planning to buy bottled water from the venue, it's going to cost half price to keep you hydrated and cool.
The lads – Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen – are all set for a lively performance, supported by Belinda Carlisle and The Script. Doors open at 5pm on both nights, with the main event kicking off at 8:30pm and wrapping up around 10:30pm. This is your last chance to catch 'The Circus Live' tour before it comes to an end in Manchester on 1 July and Dublin three days later – so make sure you're there!
This isn't the first time a major London venue has taken proactive measures to keep fans safe during extreme weather conditions. Wembley Stadium followed suit earlier this week by relaxing its strict water policies for Harry Styles' recent tour dates. It's clear that venues are waking up to the need to adapt to our changing climate – and we love it!
The health risks associated with prolonged exposure to high temperatures can't be ignored, especially in crowded environments like sports stadiums. London Stadium is taking a sensible approach by providing water refill stations and discounted bottled water to ensure thousands of fans can enjoy the show without worrying about dehydration or heat exhaustion.