Welsh superstar Sir Tom Jones is to perform before a crowd of about 30,000 in Monmouthshire on Saturday.
His concert at Chepstow Racecourse comes just days after he kicked off a week of live performances at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Denbighshire.
The “truly unforgettable” gig was the 84-year-old’s first appearance at the world music festival which has been running for 77 years.
Music fans attending his concert in Chepstow by train could face some disruption, with the Severn rail tunnel closed until 19 July.
Shania Twain performed at the racecourse on Friday evening – her first gig in Wales – hot on the heels of her Glastonbury show.
The iconic country-pop star did not disappoint in the festival’s Legends Slot last Sunday, performing some of her biggest hits including That Don’t Impress Me Much and Man! I Feel Like a Woman.
Sir Tom will be supported by the popstar Gabrielle, whose hits include Dreams and Out of Reach.
Gabrielle previously told the BBC that she was looking forward to performing ahead of Sir Tom and described herself as a “huge fan”.
“I’m really excited because I’ve never met him before, but I’ve always been a lover of his music,” she told BBC Radio Wales.
Yes – there are several planned road closures affecting both Chepstow and nearby Caldicot, which organisers say is to ensure the safety of both concertgoers and residents.
The main Chepstow to Monmouth A466 road will close between the racecourse and St Arvans from 21:00 BST until 02:00.
