With the concert just around the corner, ticket holders should be aware of what they can't and cannot bring to the venue, Ibrox Stadium, on June 11. 

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A message from concert promoter DF Concerts and Events warns that anyone in possession of any of these items may be refused entry or removed from the venue.

What items are banned from the Harry Styles concert at Ibrox?

Flares

Gas or smoke devices

Fireworks

Sparklers

Confetti cannons

Chinese / sky lanterns

Firewood, candles or any flames 

Professional camera/video/audio equipment including removable lenses

Drones

Portable laser equipment and laser pens

Air horns

Megaphones

Sound systems

Vuvuzelas

Kites

Frisbees

Boomerangs

Spray paint cans

Aerosols over 250ml

Gazebos

Glass bottles, jars or containers

Hard plastic, metal or glass water bottles or backpack hydration packs

Unofficial tabards and reflective, hi-vis jackets

Illegal substances (drugs)

'Legal/herbal' highs

Fake IDs

Flagpoles

Umbrellas

Selfie sticks

Inflatables

Folding chairs

Any item that could be considered a weapon, including multi-tools

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What size of bag can I take?

Concert-goers are advised not to bring a bag at all unless absolutely essential. Those who do must wait in a separate queue to have it searched.

Bags bigger than 21cm x 29cm - roughly a sheet of A4 paper - are not permitted.

There will also be no storage lockers or cloakroom facilities available at the event.

Can I take food and drink?

No. Food and drink is not allowed and if it is found, it will be confiscated by management. Food and drink will be available to buy there.

Those with a medical condition which requires them to bring food and/or drink should contact access@dfconcerts.co.uk or make themselves known to the gate manager/supervisor at the concert.

You may bring 500ml empty plastic water bottles which can be filled at the various drinking water points.