Live updates as Stereophonics play to sold out Principality Stadium for second night

Stereophonics will take to the stage at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff again on Saturday evening as fans cram into the city on one of the hottest days of the year. The 'Phonics' Stadium Anthems tour fittingly culminates in the capital tonight for a supreme night of rock talent alongside The Blossoms from Stockport.

Fans at the sold out concert will be treated to their expansive catalogue including smash hits like Dakota, Have A Nice Day, Maybe Tomorrow, and A Thousand Trees as well as songs from their new studio album.

Our reviewer Portia Jones described the Cwmaman band's homecoming gig on Friday night as buzzing and charismatic, saying they're 'still belting out heartbreak and hope like it's 1999' again.

We’re here to bring you all the latest updates tonight including news, pictures and information about the event as well as traffic and travel updates.

There have been train cancellations across the region for thousands of fans due to a rail line issue caused by the heat. TfW have warned that transport north of Pontypridd after the event "will be limited". And there are also long queues on the M4 after a crash shut two lanes. You can stay updated on that below.

Roads are closed around the stadium from 3pm until midnight and there will be a special queuing system at Cardiff Central Railway Station.

Gates at the Principality open at 5pm and the band is expected to take to the stage at around 8.15pm to 8.30pm.

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