Mcfly are set to take the stage at St Mary’s Stadium in Southampton on Sunday, June 7, 2026, with Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd all scheduled to appear in front of a home-city crowd for a summer stadium show.
That date matters now because fans heading to the gig are planning arrivals around a fixed schedule, and the venue has already set out the practical details that can shape the evening from the moment people leave home. General admission doors open at 2.30pm, while VIP, Saints Lounge and Dell Doors ticket holders can enter an hour earlier at 1.30pm, with the concert expected to finish at around 10pm.
The line-up around McFly also gives the day a familiar concert feel, with Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Scouting for Girls listed as warm-up acts before the main set. Visitors will be able to access the food village and Stadium Bowl on arrival, so the stadium is opening up its public spaces as soon as people get through the gates.
There is, though, a clear line on what can come in with them. Southampton FC’s website recommends that people do not bring a bag if they can avoid it, and says that if one is needed it must be no bigger than A4. Any bag will be searched before entry, anything on the prohibited items list will be confiscated, and bags bigger than A4 will not be permitted into the stadium. There is no bag drop available, which means anyone carrying extra items will need to sort that out before they reach the turnstiles.
For anyone going on Sunday, the key details are now set: arrive early if you want a smoother entry, expect tighter checks if you bring a bag, and plan for a night that should be wrapped up by about 10pm. The only thing left is the performance itself, and that starts with getting to the right gate at the right time.
