The My Kinda Saturday Night Tour arrives in the capital on Friday 24 and Saturday 25 July. Get ready for hits including Beautiful Crazy, Hurricane and Fast Car, there will be plenty happening around Scottish Gas Murrayfield before the performances begin, including retail options, a Tailgate Tent Bar, open to the public on Friday, and a range of travel options to help fans get to and from the venue.

Public tent bar open on Friday

Fans looking to enjoy the atmosphere before the concert can the Tailgate Tent Bar next to Hive Stadium. Bars, seating, merchandise and pre-show atmosphere. Open until the main act.

Luke Combs merchandise and retail options at Murrayfield

Concertgoers will have the chance to purchase official Luke Combs tour merchandise at retail stands around the stadium during the concert and the public will have the opportunity on Thursday.

Getting to Scottish Gas Murrayfield for Luke Combs

With tens of thousands of fans expected across both nights, please plan your journey beforehand.

Edinburgh is also experiencing transport changes due to the ongoing Princes Street fire disruption, which is affecting some routes through the city centre.

Tram travel: Princes Street disruption and Murrayfield access

Edinburgh Trams remain an option for some concertgoers, but fans should be aware that services are currently affected by the Princes Street closure.

Due to the disruption, trams are operating a limited service between Edinburgh Airport and the West End only. Services are not currently running through Princes Street towards the city centre, Leith or Newhaven.

Fans travelling by tram should use the West End stop and continue their journey on foot. Scottish Gas Murrayfield is approximately a 15–20 minute walk from the West End, making it a suitable option for those arriving from the airport or west of Edinburgh.

Fans should check the latest Edinburgh Trams updates before travelling as service arrangements may change.

Park & Ride and off-site parking options

For fans who prefer to drive, an off-site Park & Ride facility is available at the North Car Park, Royal Highland Centre, Ingliston.

The facility is for cars only. Minibuses, vans and coaches are not permitted.

Parking passes cover the car parking space only, with bus tickets purchased separately through Lothian Buses at standard single ticket prices.

Fans booking parking will have two bus service options to help manage demand:

X12 service – Murrayfield Road drop-off

By selecting the Car Park – Using X12 service option, fans indicate they plan to use the X12 bus service.

This service will drop off and collect passengers on Murrayfield Road near Scottish Gas Murrayfield, providing convenient access close to the stadium.

X22 service – Balgreen Road drop-off

By selecting the Car Park – Using X22 service option, fans indicate they plan to use the X22 bus service.

This service will drop off and collect passengers on Balgreen Road, between the roundabout and Gorgie Road, also providing access close to the venue.

Both Park & Ride options are available through the Scottish Rugby ticketing website, with separate options available for each concert date.

Friday 24 July parking and Park & Ride:
https://www.eticketing.co.uk/scottishrugby/EDP/Event/Index/5717

Saturday 25 July parking and Park & Ride:
https://www.eticketing.co.uk/scottishrugby/EDP/Event/Index/5718

Fans are advised to select their preferred bus service when booking their parking space to help organisers and Lothian Buses manage demand.

Bus services and city travel

Local bus services will continue to operate, although fans should expect increased demand, possible diversions and heavier traffic around Murrayfield before and after the concerts.

Those travelling by bus should allow extra time, particularly when leaving the stadium after the shows.

Train travel to Murrayfield

For rail passengers, Haymarket Station remains one of the most convenient options for reaching Scottish Gas Murrayfield and is within walking distance of the stadium.

Fans arriving at Edinburgh Waverley should check onward travel arrangements due to the current Princes Street disruption and allow extra time for their journey.