Robbie Williams opens tour at Scottish Gas Murrayfield

Scottish Gas Murrayfield is hosting the first concert of its centenary year on Saturday 31 May when Robbie Williams returns to the city for the third time!

This much-anticipated performance marks the opening night of Robbie’s latest tour, which launches in Edinburgh before heading to London, Manchester, and Bath, followed by a string of European dates in Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Sweden.

Plan Your Visit

Concert-goers can find everything they need to prepare for the event on our dedicated event webpage.

Information includes:

Travel and transport options, including park-and-ride services.
Turnstile maps and entry points.
Bag policy and prohibited items.

For the first time, fans can also receive updates and information via our new WhatsApp Channel, designed to make your journey as smooth as possible.

: Turnstiles Colour Coordination

: Turnstiles Map

The Murrayfield Campus hosts over 50 major events per year. Ranging from sold-out Scotland international rugby matches at Scottish Gas Murrayfield, matches at Hive Stadium for Edinburgh Rugby, Scotland Women and U20, community rugby finals days for adult and youth competitions, corporate and business conferences and national fundraising events such as Kiltwalk and Men’s 10k and of course concerts.

All events are supported by The Safety Advisory Group, a multi-agency group chaired by Edinburgh Council, and includes Scottish Rugby, emergency services, transport providers, and security/medical teams. All Safety Advisory Group partners prioritise safety at every event.

On 29–30 April, Murrayfield proudly hosted the national #CounterTerrorism Protect & Prepare Leads meeting.

🤝Representatives from all UK CT regions, including the national coordinator, came together to strengthen collaboration.

Proud to support a safer UK alongside…

— Scottish Gas Murrayfield (@MurrayfieldStad) May 9, 2025

Scottish Rugby’s Economic Impact

Last year, an independent evaluation valued Scottish Rugby’s economic contribution to Scotland at £120.4 million (June–December 2024).

Key highlights:

£41.9 million spent by visitors from outside Scotland
£13.2 million in media value, including £8.3 million generated by Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour at Murrayfield alone