SAM FENDER PROMISES CHANGES TO STADIUM TOUR TICKET PRICES

Sam Fender says ticket prices for his 2027 UK and Ireland tour will change after fans raised concerns about the amounts listed. “I’m not happy with these prices, they’re getting changed,” he wrote in a comment on Instagram. Fender said the prices had risen further than he intended and should reflect only the cost of staging the shows. He also said organisers would remove the division between front and general standing areas. “I had no idea about it,” he wrote of the planned split.

The prices appeared in a post by Instagram user Gavin Davis, who shares tour information before official announcements. The post listed standing tickets for Fender’s Newcastle concerts at £98.60 and seats from £86.50 to £112.90. It listed Wembley Stadium front standing tickets at £130.75, general standing at £98.85 and seats from £64.75 to £130.75. Cardiff, Edinburgh and Manchester also appeared to have separate standing areas, with front standing prices listed at around £120 to £130. Fender did not specify the revised prices in his comments.

Fender’s Proper Massive Stadium Tour is scheduled to begin with concerts at St James’ Park in Newcastle on 3 and 5 June 2027. The itinerary also includes Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wembley Stadium in London, Marlay Park in Dublin, Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh and Etihad Stadium in Manchester. Wunderhorse are due to support Fender on the tour. General ticket sales are scheduled to open at 9.30am GMT on Friday 30 October. Fans who pre-order Fender’s fourth album before 9am GMT on Monday 26 October can access a pre-sale from 9.30am GMT on Wednesday 28 October.