The price of drinks at Sam Fender’s St James’ Park gig
The Seventeen Going Under hitmaker has already stopped off in London last weekend, but now he’s taking over Newcastle.
The North Shields-born staris taking to the stage at St James’ Park tonight (June 12), followed by gigs on Saturday and Sunday.
Sam is expected to take to the stage from 9pm, with support acts performing from around 7.30pm, some fans may be in the stadium a while.
Concert-goers are not permitted to bring their own food and drink into the stadium.
There is an extensive range of food and drink available to purchase in the courtyard and stadium.
A bottle of beer (Kingstone Apple, Kingstone Cherry or Carling) will set you back £7.50, while a white, red or rosé wine costs £8.
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Rum & cola, vodka & lemonade and gin & tonic cost £9 for a regular or £13 for a large.
With many fans having queued in the hot sun, it’s expected that there will be many seeking soft drinks.
Soft drinks are also on offer at the gigs, with a bottle of water costing £3, Fanta, Sprite and Diet Coke costing £3.80, with a bottle of Coke priced at £4.10. All hot drinks are £3.60.