A 20,000 seater stand could be put up in front of the Gwladys Street as the Blues say goodbye to the Grand Old Lady
A series of gigs will be held for thousands of fans as part of Everton’s plans for a “Farewell to Goodison Festival.”
Now the club’s charity arm, Everton in the Community, has written to fans unveiling plans for a series of live music events as the curtain comes down on the Grand Old Lady.READ MORE: Dutch media slam 'terrible' Jordan Pickford as point missed again on Everton star In a letter seen by the ECHO, the “Farewell to Goodison Festival” would run across three nights and an afternoon featuring live music between May 30 and June 1. The evening sessions would run from 5pm to 10pm with a Saturday show for young people between 1pm and 3pm.
The club would also likely require permission from Liverpool Council’s licensing department for the performance of live music, akin to terms granted for the series of concerts at Anfield last month. The Blues previously acquired the go-ahead for a live non-football event when boxer Tony Bellew won the vacant WBC cruiserweight title in front of fans in 2016.
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