No horns, whistles or fireworks are allowed into Co-op Live if you're heading to Paul McCartney's back-to-back gigs in Manchester this weekend
As far as gigs are concerned, 2024 has been a vintage year for Greater Manchester. Not only have we been treated to the news that Oasis will be reforming, but the region's venues have come alive with some the best and biggest shows.
READ MORE: Paul McCartney at Co-op Live Manchester - tickets, stage times, travel advice, parking and everything you need to know In 2020, following the release of his eighteenth solo album McCartney III, the 82-year-old made history by becoming the first artist to have a new album in the top two chart positions in America in each of the last six decades.
Can you take a bag in? Co-op Live operates on a one bag per person policy. Small handbags are permitted as long as they are no larger than A4 in size. However, large bags, like backpacks and laptop bags, will not be allowed. If you need to bring anything from outside because of special dietary or medical requirements, you are advised to contact the venue in advance of your visit and speak to staff at the door on arrival.
What can you not take into the Co-op Live arena? If you are going to the Co-op Live arena you are required to agree to a personal or item search.
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