Final preparations are under way for Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Dundee.
Around 80,000 people are expected to descend on Camperdown Park for the three-day event, which kicks off on Friday.
A host of big names are performing over the weekend, including Lewis Capaldi, The 1975 and Niall Horan.
As well as the Main and Future Sounds stages, festival-goers will have a Radio 1 Dance Stage, and BBC Music Introducing Stage to chose from.
Plenty of food options will also available for revellers to indulge in, including everything from fish and chips and hot-dogs to ice-cream and churros.
It’s the second time Camperdown Park has hosted the festival and Dundee is one of only two cities Radio 1’s Big Weekend has returned to since the festival began.
Free shuttlebuses will be in place ferrying revellers from the city centre to Camperdown – with tickets available online.
Ahead of the festival starting on Friday, revellers are being warned tickets are only available via phones with a barcode displayed for entry.
Fans are also to be aware they cannot use a screenshot of the tickets on their phone to gain access to the site.
The Courier has produced a handy guide with all you need to know ahead of Big Weekend.
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