The Weeknd in Lisbon: what you can and cannot bring to Restelo Stadium
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The Weeknd in Lisbon: what you can and cannot bring to Restelo Stadium

RFM4 September 2026 at 12:00

Singer The Weeknd will perform two concerts in Lisbon on September 5th and 6th at Restelo Stadium. The article serves as a practical guide for spectators attending the shows, warning them about the venue's access rules before leaving home.

The event promises to be one of the musical attractions of the weekend in Lisbon, attracting thousands of fans to the Portuguese capital. Restelo Stadium, home of Belenenses, is the chosen location to host these two performances by the Canadian artist.

The article informs that there are objects spectators can bring to the concert and others that are expressly prohibited. However, the available text does not specify which concrete items these are, likely referring to more detailed information in other sections of the original article.

Fans are advised to check in advance the complete list of allowed and prohibited items to avoid issues when entering the venue. This precaution is common at large musical events, where security rules can vary between allowed and prohibited items.

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