This week British band McFly are heading to London's O2 Arena to celebrate a milestone for the group.
Marking McFly's 21st Birthday, the band will play the hits that made them a household name including 'Five Colours in Her Hair', 'All About You' and 'Star Girl'.
Performing two nights at the London venue, McFly's drummer, Harry Judd said: "As a band we’re always looking forward at what’s next, but this show will be a fun opportunity to reflect on our career so far.
"And what better place to throw a 21st birthday party than at The O2!"
If you managed to get tickets to see the McFly at the O2 Arena, find out everything you need to know ahead of the concert.
When are the McFly at the O2 Arena?
The McFly will be heading to the O2 Arena for two special shows on Wednesday, October 9 and Thursday, October 10.
What time do doors open for McFly in London?
If you're off to see the McFly and want to head down early to get in all the atmosphere and when the doors open at the O2, you'll have to head down at 6.30pm for both shows.
It is also important to know that timings are subject to change.
What is the seating plan for the McFly at the O2 Arena?
If you're curious as to what your view will be for the McFly at the O2, you can find out.
The website SeatingPlan.net gives you a picture or graphic view from your exact location.
See your view via the website.
Who is the support act for the McFly in London?
On October 9, McFly will be joined by singer Billy Lockett, known for songs 'Hard Act to Follow', 'Fading Into Grey', and 'Call Me in the Morning'.
Also supporting, on both dates is LostAlone, with songs 'Blood is Sharp', 'All At Once', and 'The Last Drop of Forever'.
Can you still get tickets to the McFly at the O2 Arena?
Tickets for the band were in high demand but there are still a good amount of tickets available for both dates.
Prices start at £33 per person and rise to £230 for a terraced and VIP experience on October 9.
If you're after tickets for the October 10 date, your options are more limited with most single-resale tickets.
You can buy tickets to the McFly now via the O2 Arena.
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