Thousands of Bonnie Tyler fans are set to gather in Swansea on Monday ahead of a church service held as part of the legendary singer's celebration of life.
It comes after huge crowds of emotional fans lined the streets in the coastal suburb of Mumbles on Saturday as her coffin - draped in a Welsh flag - was driven through the place she called home.
As the procession began, Total Eclipse of the Heart could be heard playing on the busy street, as crying fans broke into applause.
The singer died "unexpectedly" on 8 July, aged 75, at a hospital in Portugal.
Despite Tyler's career taking her all over the world, she has been described by those living in Mumbles as a "Swansea girl through and through", and someone who "never forgot where she came from".