Tuesday Night At Xfinity Center: 8 Tour With Incubus And Jimmy Eat World

MANSFIELD, MA — With their eight album now out, Incubus is back on the road for the appropriately titled 8 Tour.

The rock band comes back to Mansfield Tuesday night, along with Jimmy Eat World. Whether you are going to the show or want to know when to avoid concert traffic, here's what you need to know about the show.

Tickets

Seats are still available for the show and can be purchased through Live Nation.

Openings

• Parking Lots - 3 p.m.
• Gates - 5:30 p.m.
• Show - 6:30 p.m.

Parking at the venue is free. For those looking for a quicker exit, there are two privately owned lots across the street and next to the venue which provide parking for a fee. Safe crossing is provided by police for those who choose to park outside the venue.

Getting There And Parking

Concertgoers are asked to use exit 11 on Interstate 495 or Exit 7A on Interstate 95 to access Route 140 and the venue. Concert traffic traveling southbound on South Main Street will be directed down the ramp to Rt. 140 North and I-495 North. Per the Mansfield Police Department, all traffic headed to the venue should take the ramp to I-495 North, make the flip at the I-95 cloverleaf, and access the venue from I-495 South to exit 11.

General Rules

• No lawn chairs.
• No tapes or laser pointers.
• No Weapons
• One sealed bottle of water and food in is allowed as long as it fits into a one gallon bag (Soft Coolers Only).
• One bag per person.
• Cameras that do not have a detachable lens are allowed

Bag Policy

Only clear plastic or vinyl bags measuring no more than 12x12x6, a small clutch approximately the size of a hand, with or without a strap, and a 1 gallon clear plastic bag for food area allowed. An exception will be made for medically necessary items after proper inspection.

Purses larger than a clutch bag, coolers, briefcases, backpacks, cinch bags, luggage, computer bags, and large camera bags will not be allowed inside.

Information in this article provided by the Mansfield Police Department and the Xfinity Center

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