Liverpool have confirmed via a statement on their official x handle that more than 160,000 music fans are expected at Anfield this month as the club prepares to host its biggest concert programme of 2026, Softfootball understands.
Liverpool’s statement:
Liverpool FC is looking forward to welcoming three global artists and more than 160,000 gig-goers to Anfield this month as the 2026 concert season gets under way 🎶
The announcement comes during a period of significant change at Liverpool, following the appointment of Andoni Iraola as the club’s new head coach after the departure of Arne Slot.
The summer schedule will begin on June 12 when Zach Bryan brings his With Heaven On Tour show to Anfield. Later in the month, legendary rock band Foo Fighters will perform two nights at the stadium on June 25 and June 27 as part of their Take Cover Tour.
The concert series will conclude on June 30 with a performance from My Chemical Romance, who are set to bring their Long Live the Black Parade Tour to Liverpool.
Ahead of the events, Liverpool have encouraged supporters and concertgoers to review travel and safety information through the club’s Concert Hub, which includes guidance on transport, walking routes and stadium access.
The club has also confirmed that there will be no parking available at Anfield on concert days, with visitors advised to use city-centre parking facilities and public transport options where possible.
While preparations continue on the pitch ahead of the new season, Anfield is once again set to become one of the biggest entertainment venues in the country this summer.
