Tickets will be available from Ticketmaster. Please be mindful that many posts on social media offering re-sale tickets are likely to be scams. We do our best to remove such posts within minutes of them appearing on our pages. If a show is sold out, only buy resale tickets through official channels listed by the ticket provider.

Yes, when accompanied by an adult. We recommend ear defenders for small children.

We are unable to deal with ticket issues unless we have been notified of changes by the ticket provider. If you have lost tickets or your tickets do not arrive in time, you must contact the ticket company ahead of the event.

Food and drink is available on site but people can also bring their own. Alcohol is allowed in moderate quantities. Glass and BBQs are NOT permitted. Bag searches will be conducted.

No, they are standing concerts. We have an accessible viewing area for those with disabilities and additional needs, with spaces allocated on a first come first served basis. People can bring camping chairs but should be mindful that views may be restricted. Tents are not permitted.

Yes it is. There is a path all the way into the Priory which leads to a raised viewing area, if required. There are accessible toilets on site.

There is no re-admittance once you have entered the Priory.

There is no ATM on site. Most of the street food traders/bar accept card payments.

No dogs are allowed on site, except guide dogs.

No smoking is permitted.

Yes. Capturing photos for personal use is fine. Photography or filming for commercial use is not allowed without prior authorisation.

Parking will be extremely limited in and around Tynemouth Village. There are limited blue badge parking spaces nearby. If travelling by car, please note Front Street will be closed. We recommend that you use public transport where possible (www.nexus.org.uk).