Guide

Add to Home Screen

Put us on your home screen and the site opens in its own window, like an app — one tap to events, tickets and news. You will still need an internet connection.

iPhone & iPad

Safari is the shortest route. Chrome, Edge and Firefox can do it too — the same Share menu, inside their own app — on iOS 16.4 or newer.

  1. Open this site in Safari.
  2. Tap Share — the square with an arrow pointing out of it. On newer versions of iOS it sits behind the More button beside the address bar.
  3. Scroll down the list and tap Add to Home Screen.
  4. Rename the icon if you like, then tap Add.

If you see an Open as Web App switch, leave it on — that is what makes the site open in its own window instead of a browser tab.

Apple's own instructions

Android

Chrome is the shortest route. Firefox, Edge and Samsung Internet can do it too, from their own menus.

  1. Open this site in Chrome.
  2. Tap the menu button at the top right.
  3. Tap Install app — or Add to Home screen, where that is what you are offered.
  4. Tap Install, or Add, to confirm. The icon lands with your other apps.

On a computer

A home screen is a phone idea first, but you can pin the site to a desktop or dock as well. In Chrome and Edge, look for the install icon at the right-hand end of the address bar; if it is not showing, use the menu path below.

Chrome
Open the More menu, choose Cast, save, and share, then Install page as app. Google's own instructions
Edge
Open the Settings and more menu, choose More tools, then Apps, then Install this site as an app. Microsoft's own instructions
Safari
Safari 17 or newer: choose File, then Add to Dock. Apple's own instructions
Firefox
Firefox 143 or newer on Windows: click the web apps button in the address bar. If you installed Firefox from the Microsoft Store, you need Firefox 150 or newer. Firefox on macOS and Linux cannot install sites; use a bookmark instead. Mozilla's own instructions