Biffy Clyro, The Streets, Sex Pistols ft. Frank Carter and Two Door Cinema Club will perform at Cardiff Castle this week as part of the TK Maxx Presents Depot Live summer series.
Event dates and support acts
Biffy Clyro play on Thursday, July 30. Support comes from Mercury Prize-winning indie rockers English Teacher and rising Glaswegian punk band Humour.
The Streets perform on Friday, July 31, with special guests CASISDEAD, Jimothy Lacoste, and Welsh artists Local and Lucas Alexander.
Sex Pistols ft. Frank Carter take the stage on Saturday, August 1, joined by The Stranglers, The Undertones, and Cardiff's own Panic Shack.
Two Door Cinema Club close on Sunday, August 2, with 00s rock band Friendly Fires and alternative artist 3LIJAH.
Gate opening times
Gates for Sex Pistols open at 3.30pm; all other events open at 5pm. Events are likely to finish around 10.30pm. Exact stage times have not yet been announced.
Road closures and venue access
Castle Street will close half an hour before each event ends and reopen when the crowd disperses. General admission entry is via the north gate at the back of the castle.
Banned and permitted items
Chairs, portable furniture, inflatables, and foldable furniture are not allowed. Food and drink from outside are not permitted, but sealed soft drinks or water under 500ml are allowed, as are empty reusable water bottles (no glass). Free water refill stations are on site. Small bags or rucksacks are permitted; bag searches will be in operation. Assistance dogs are allowed with prior notification.
Full list of banned items: alcohol, signs, luggage, computers, laptops, iPads, tablets, large bags over A4, selfie sticks, professional cameras, cans, drugs, helmets, air horns, lasers, animals except guide dogs, glass bottles, spray cans, flags, umbrellas, chairs, flares or fireworks, toxic substances, weapons (including replicas), perfumes, explosives, signalling devices, smoking devices, very-lights, medicines without prescription, skateboards and other personal vehicles, knives, syringes, and scalpels.
Suggested set lists
Biffy Clyro's set list may include: The Captain, That Golden Rule, Who's Got a Match?, Biblical, A Little Love, Instant History, Goodbye, Living Is a Problem Because Everything Dies, Hunting Season, Space, Cop Syrup, Different People, A Hunger in Your Haunt, Black Chandelier, Mountains, and encore with Machines, Wolves of Winter, Bubbles, Many of Horror.
The Streets' set may include: A Grand Don't Come For Free, It Was Supposed to Be So Easy, Could Well Be In, Not Addicted, Blinded by the Lights, Wouldn't Have It Any Other Way, Get Out of My House, Fit but You Know It, Such a Twat, What Is He Thinking?, Dry Your Eyes, Empty Cans, then second set: Turn the Page, Who's Got the Bag, Let's Push Things Forward, Don't Mug Yourself, Never Went to Church, Utopia, The Escapist, Has It Come to This?, Weak Become Heroes, Too Much Brandy, Wrong Answers Only, Take Me as I Am.
Sex Pistols ft. Frank Carter may play: Holidays in the Sun, Seventeen, New York, Pretty Vacant, Bodies, I'm Not Your Stepping Stone, Liar, God Save the Queen, No Fun, No Feelings, Problems, E.M.I., My Way, Anarchy in the U.K.
Two Door Cinema Club may play: Cigarettes in the Theatre, I Can Talk, Come Back Home, Do You Want It All?, This Is the Life, Something Good Can Work, Sleep Alone, Next Year, Bad Decisions, Handshake, Someday, Lucky, Are We Ready? (Wreck), Sun, Undercover Martyn, Costume Party, You're Not Stubborn, Eat That Up, It's Good for You, What You Know.
Ticket availability
Biffy Clyro and Two Door Cinema Club are sold out, though resale tickets may be available via secondary sites (proceed with caution). The Streets tickets start from £59 as verified resale on Ticketmaster; general admission and premium viewing appear sold out. Sex Pistols ft. Frank Carter tickets start from £74.55 for general admission and £161.25 for premium viewing.
Parking
City centre parking includes Sophia Gardens, Civic Centre, St David's Shopping Centre, John Lewis, Capitol Shopping Centre, and NCP car parks on Adam Street, Dumfries Place, and Greyfriars Road.
