Thousands of Zach Bryan fans are set to head to Liverpool's Anfield Stadium this week. The American country music star will make his Anfield debut on Friday, June 12, marking the first of the stadium's summer concerts.
Foo Fighters are scheduled to perform on Thursday, June 25, and Saturday, June 27, while My Chemical Romance will take the stage on Tuesday, June 30. Anfield has become a premier destination for global artists, with Bruce Springsteen, Dua Lipa, and Lana Del Rey headlining last year's events.
With thousands planning to attend the Zach Bryan concert, here is everything you need to know about stadium access, road closures, and transport.
Zach Bryan at Liverpool Anfield Stadium Map
Liverpool FC has collaborated with Merseytravel and local transport operators to facilitate travel to the stadium. The club has released a map of Anfield and its surrounding roads, highlighting access points, road closures, parking, merchandise stands, drop-off/pick-up points, and more. Check your ticket to ensure you use the correct access point.
Road Closures During Zach Bryan at Anfield Stadium
Road closures and pedestrian-only zones are marked on the map. Walton Breck Road will be closed periodically: closed from 4pm to 8pm, open from 8pm to 10pm, and closed again from 10pm to midnight. Anfield Road remains a no-through road due to the Anfield Road stadium expansion.
Parking for Zach Bryan at Anfield Stadium
No car parking is available at the stadium. Attendees traveling by car should use city centre car parks, listed on the Liverpool City Council website. An express shuttle bus service (route 917) will run from Commutation Row to the stadium, operating three and a half hours before the concert start time. Limited disabled parking at Stanley Car Park is sold out. Disabled drop-off and pick-up areas are available on Gilman Street and at the top of Stanley Car Park upon presentation of a blue badge.
Travelling to Anfield Stadium for Zach Bryan Concert
The 917 express shuttle bus operates from Commutation Row in the city centre, with fares from £5 for a single and £6 for a return. Book via Stagecoach. Regular bus services include routes 26 (from Liverpool ONE), 17 (from Queen Square), 68/168 (from Bootle and Aigburth), and 14 and 19 (from Queen Square, with a short walk). The Concert Bus runs from Sandhills Station on the Merseyrail Northern Line to Anfield, operating three and a half hours before the concert. Big Green Coach offers return coaches from various locations nationwide; visit their website for details.
For train travel, Merseyrail passengers should use the Northern Line to Sandhills (for the Concert Bus) or Kirkdale (a walk). Liverpool Lime Street Station connects to cities outside Liverpool. Sandhills and Kirkdale stations are less than a 30-minute walk from Anfield. More information is available on the Liverpool FC website.
