Overview
- A bulletin to councillors says AC/DC’s August 21 show at Murrayfield exceeded permitted noise levels.
- Council officers will recommend that fireworks are not used at future Murrayfield events, though each application will be judged on its own merits.
- Sixteen complaints were logged across the AC/DC night and three Oasis dates, with reports of music audible in a child’s bedroom and a dog triggered by fireworks.
- Environmental health staff monitored the concerts and recorded low-level bass audible inside a nearby bedroom with the window open.
- The move follows wider expansion of city firework control zones after zoo welfare concerns, even as a local councillor questioned whether fireworks were the main issue and Liam Gallagher criticized council descriptions of attendees.