A queue formed outside the Racecourse ticket office in day one of pre-sales for the Kings of Leon concert.
Today, March 1, marked the first day of exclusive pre-sales allowing Wrexham AFC season ticket holders to bag their spot ahead of the general sale on Friday, March 3.
Supporters of the club who were on the mailing list were also able to grab an early ticket.
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With many fans turning up to queue before even 8.30am, there was a lengthy queue of around 30 people by the time the ticket offices opened at 9am.
Ioan Jones, a keen Wrexham supporter, had delayed appointments to make sure he could guarantee his ticket for the concert.
Speaking of the changes he has seen in Wrexham over the past two years he said: "It has been incredible, beyond people's wildest dreams I think."
He had high hopes for Wrexham's future, he said: "After last night we are top of the league, with a game in hand. We are going all the way and I think next year we may even go up again."
The Wrexham AFC supporter predicted that in 10 years time Wrexham may be playing in the premiership, which scored a laugh from nearby fans in the queue.
He said: "We probably won't win it but we'll be making the champions league."
Jackie Valentine, a Wrexham fan that has been a season-ticket holder since 1992, is excited to watch Kings of Leon play at the Racecourse.
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She said: "I love their songs so looking forward to seeing them here and I hope Rob and Ryan come as well that'll be the icing on the cake."
Although seeing the Brit and Grammy award winning band is a highlight, Jackie is also looking forward to seeing local band Declan Swans who will be opening for Kings of Leon.
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She said: "They have links to the club here and are passionate red supporters so it's nice they are getting the gig out of it as well."
Looking to the future, The Leader, asked fans who they would love to see come to perform or visit Wrexham in the future.
A firm favourite was Tom Jones as well as the Kaiser Chiefs, Scouting for Girls and Oasis (if they rebanded!).
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