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VIDEO: The stage is set as 10,000 Tayside music fans prepare for Rita Ora

Forecast rain and thunder is unlikely to dampen the spirits of up to 10,000 music fans in Dundee on Saturday evening at Slessor Gardens.

Rita Ora lovers will show they are willing to go Anywhere for their pop favourite, at the second of three summer concerts held on the city’s newest concert venue.

Rita Ora

The I Will Never Let You Down singer follows nineties pop-masters Steps who had the gardens jumping last month, before 80s rockers Simple Minds do their thing in September – just days before the V&A opens.

Drivers are being reminded a number of road closures will be put in place from Saturday afternoon, with Earl Grey Place, South Crichton Street, South Castle Street, Dock Street (from Union Street to Commercial Street) and Thomson Avenue all closing to traffic from 3pm.

The stage for the Rita Ora concert in Slessor Gardens.

The roads are due to reopen at midnight.

Bus services will also be re-routed as part of attempts to ease congestion around the venue.

Xplore Dundee managing director Christine McGlasson said: “We are urging everyone attending the concert to take the bus as this will be the quickest and easiest way to travel into the city centre and get home again after the party.

“But if you’re commuting to work or planning a shopping trip it’s also a good idea to use our services – the fewer cars on the road on Saturday, the less traffic will build up and we’ll all get to where we need to be a lot quicker.”

The road closures which will be in place around the Rita Ora Dundee gig.

Services 5, 9 and 9a will run via the Hawkhill instead of Perth Road towards Ninewells Hospital.

The service 17 will run via the Hawkhill in both directions and the 22 (towards Craigowl) will stop on Ward Road at the former Post Office instead of at Albert Square.

Concert promoter Liz Hobbs Group earlier this week was forced to defend slashing tickets for Saturday’s show.

The cost of single briefs were reduced by almost 60% – leaving fans who paid the full amount furious.

The Liz Hobbs Group issued a statement defending the price cut, saying it was delighted the allocation of tickets had been so well received.

SeeDundee has compiled a guide for people attending the gig. It can be found here.