Like Coldplay, Ed Sheeran is one of those artists that seems to be perpetually on tour. The singer-songwriter has been playing to cities across the planet for his +-=x Tour [The Mathematics Tour] since 2022, and will finally conclude it in Las Vegas later this month. But he clearly can’t sit still for long.
Before Ed’s current tour has even ended, he’s announced four arena shows in December ahead of starting an entirely new tour for his upcoming album Loop in January. And two of those freshly announced concerts will be here in the UK.
Although his chosen venues have capacity for tens of thousands of fans, these gigs are ‘intimate’ by Ed’s standards (he’s used to enormous sold-out stadiums). He said in a social media post: ‘Coming to play some shows in Europe, these shows will be more intimate than a stadium show obvz, but still will be incredible. I love playing these venues so much.’ Here’s all the information you need if you want to get your hands on tickets.
When is Ed Sheeran going on tour in the UK?
He’ll be coming back to the UK for more shows in December, on Dec 5-7.
What tour dates have been confirmed so far?
The singer has only confirmed two UK dates in December. They are at the Coventry Building Society Arena on December 5 and Manchester's Co-op Live on December 7.
- December 5 – Coventry Building Society Arena
- December 7 – Manchester, Co-op Live
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When do tickets go on sale?
General sale for Ed’s newly announced shows commences at 10am on Thursday, September 11. You’ll be able to get them here.
Presale details
- Album presale: fans can get early access to tickets by pre-ordering his new album Play from Amazon UK before 7pm on Sunday, September 7. That presale will then go live at 10am on Tuesday, September 9.
- Co-op presale: there’s another presale for gig at Co-op Live that begins at 10am on Wednesday, September 10. You can get access to that by becoming a Co-op member.
Ticket prices
Tickets for the show at Coventry’s Building Society Arena will be £95. Prices haven’t been revealed for his Manchester concert, but we can expect them to be similar.
VIP tickets
At the moment, it looks like the only VIP tickets you can get for December’s UK shows are the hospitality packages at Co-op Live. The prices haven’t been announced yet but you can keep an eye out on Seat Unique here.
Resale
If tickets sell out, you’ll be able to find resale options on sites like Stubhub.
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