Nickelback UK Tour 2027: How Much Are Tickets?
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- Ben Green
Nickelback, one of the most successful rock bands of all time, with more than 50 million albums sold worldwide, have confirmed a lengthy tour of North America and Europe.
The tour marks the release of their eleventh studio album, Everything Under The Sun.
The 2027 tour starts on 6 February in Pittsburgh and takes in almost 70 shows, with the North American and European legs finishing at the iconic Royal Arena in Copenhagen on 13 July before the band head to Australia in October.
The UK and Ireland leg of the Everything Under The Sun tour will be played in Leeds, London, Birmingham, Dublin, Glasgow and Manchester.
With each venue getting just a single night of Nickelback, demand to see the rock band that made their name in the 2000s is expected to be huge.
How Much Are Nickelback 2027 Tickets?
General sale tickets for Nickelback’s Everything Under The Sun tour go on sale via Ticketmaster this Friday, 16 October 2026, at 10am.
Artist presale tickets and a Spotify presale were on sale in the days before 16 October.
General sale Nickelback tickets start from around £60 and go up to around £140. At Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, prices have been confirmed to start from £79.50, up to £141.90.
Premium Nickelback tickets in Glasgow start from £165.55 and go up to £185.75. These include fast-tracked entry to the arena.
On the resale market, Nickelback tickets for the UK and Ireland currently start from £94, for Birmingham on Friday 28 May 2027. Average resale prices across the six dates sit between £158 and £188.
Nickelback UK Tour 2027 Ticket Prices: Key Takeaways
- Birmingham is the best value UK date right now. It has the cheapest way in (£94), the lowest average (£158) and the most tickets listed (228).
- Dublin is the dearest night to get into at £129, while the Leeds opener has the highest average price at £188.
- Resale starting prices are currently above face value, so the general sale on Friday is the cheapest route in if you can get through the queue.
- The UK and Ireland are cheaper than most of Europe and North America. Birmingham is the fourth cheapest of 59 tour dates with tickets listed.
All resale prices in this article come from SeatPick listings on 14 October 2026. Prices move fast around a general sale, so check live listings before you buy.
Nickelback Resale Ticket Prices For Every UK And Ireland Date
Here is the cheapest resale ticket for each of the six UK and Ireland shows. The best value night is highlighted in green.
| Date | Event, Venue | Starting Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Sat 22 May 2027 | Nickelback Leeds, First Direct Bank Arena | £112 |
| Tue 25 May 2027 | Nickelback London, The O2 | £115 |
| Fri 28 May 2027 | Nickelback Birmingham, Utilita Arena | £94 |
| Sun 30 May 2027 | Nickelback Dublin, 3Arena | £129 |
| Tue 1 Jun 2027 | Nickelback Glasgow, OVO Hydro | £124 |
| Wed 2 Jun 2027 | Nickelback Manchester, Co-op Live | £110 |
Birmingham is the surprise. It is the only Friday night of the UK run, yet it is the cheapest date to get into by £16.
Dublin is the priciest way in at £129 and has the fewest tickets listed, just 164. Glasgow is close behind at £124.
London, Leeds and Manchester are bunched together between £110 and £115. There is only £35 between the cheapest and dearest UK night to get through the door.
Nickelback Face Value Vs Resale: Is It Worth Waiting For General Sale?
Right now, yes. Face value tickets in Glasgow start at £79.50, but the cheapest resale seat at the Hydro is £124, around 56% higher.
Resale prices this early are set before the general sale has even happened, so they include a premium for certainty. If you can, try the Ticketmaster general sale on Friday 16 October first.
If you miss out, the resale market is the next step. The good news is that with more than 1,100 tickets already listed across the six shows, supply is healthy, and prices often soften once general sale stock settles.
Nickelback 2027 Average Ticket Prices: Where Is The Best Value?
Starting prices show the cheapest seat. The average price shows what most Nickelback fans are actually paying for a night of How You Remind Me and Photograph, and how much choice there is.
| City, Venue | Average Price (£) | Tickets Listed |
|---|---|---|
| Birmingham, Utilita Arena | £158 | 228 |
| Manchester, Co-op Live | £165 | 214 |
| Glasgow, OVO Hydro | £172 | 226 |
| Dublin, 3Arena | £175 | 164 |
| London, The O2 | £178 | 176 |
| Leeds, First Direct Bank Arena | £188 | 174 |
Birmingham wins on every measure: cheapest entry, cheapest average and the biggest choice of seats. Nickelback last played the Utilita Arena on the Get Rollin’ tour in May 2024, and it is the best value way to see Chad Kroeger and co. in 2027.
Manchester is a strong second at £165. Nickelback have swapped the AO Arena they played in 2024 for Co-op Live, the UK’s biggest indoor arena, so there are more seats to go round on the final night of the UK and Ireland run.
Leeds is the most expensive on average at £188. It is the first night of Nickelback’s whole UK and European leg, it falls on a Saturday, and it is a city the band skipped last time, so Yorkshire fans are paying a premium to be first in line for the new album live.
London sits in the middle of the pack. An average of £178 to see Nickelback at The O2 is only £20 more than Birmingham, a small gap for the band’s only capital city show in Britain.
Even the priciest Nickelback seats in the UK peak at around £320 to £340. That is a fraction of what the band’s most expensive North American seats are listed for.
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Is The UK The Cheapest Place To See Nickelback In 2027?
It is one of the cheapest. Nickelback’s UK and Ireland shows average £173 a ticket, compared with £208 across the rest of their European dates and £250 in North America.
| City | Venue | Average Price (£) |
|---|---|---|
| Riga | Arena Riga | £118 |
| Copenhagen | Royal Arena | £142 |
| Birmingham | Utilita Arena | £158 |
| London | The O2 | £178 |
| Amsterdam | Ziggo Dome | £236 |
| Cologne | Lanxess Arena | £267 |
| Munich | Olympiahalle | £286 |
Of the 59 Nickelback dates with tickets currently listed, Birmingham is the fourth cheapest on average. Only Riga, Montreal and Copenhagen, where the European leg finishes on 13 July, come in lower.
Every UK and Ireland date ranks in the cheapest 13 of the tour. Munich is the band’s most expensive European stop at £286 on average, a city where Nickelback closed their last European tour in 2024.
Germany is clearly Nickelback country, with Cologne, Munich and Hannover all averaging over £200. Back in the band’s home country of Canada, Montreal is the cheapest North American date, averaging just £130.
Bargain hunters will spot that some foreign dates are cheaper to get into. Nickelback in Indianapolis starts from £50 and Lodz in Poland from £60, but once you add flights, the UK shows win comfortably.
Nickelback: From Hanna, Alberta To Everything Under The Sun
Nickelback began as a cover band called Village Idiot in the small town of Hanna, Alberta, in the mid-1990s. The line-up today is Chad Kroeger, his brother Mike Kroeger, Ryan Peake and drummer Daniel Adair.
Their breakthrough came in 2001 with Silver Side Up and How You Remind Me. It was the most played song in the United States in 2002, and Billboard later named it the top rock song of the decade.
All The Right Reasons followed in 2005 with Photograph, Far Away, Savin’ Me and Rockstar. In 2023 the band were inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame at the Juno Awards in Edmonton.
Everything Under The Sun is out on 30 October 2026 through Virgin Music Group. It follows 2022’s Get Rollin’, and the band have already shared Rattle The Cage, featuring John 5, plus Leave Me Behind and Make Me Love You.
Their last UK arena run was the Get Rollin’ tour in May 2024, with four dates in Glasgow, Manchester, London and Birmingham. This time Leeds and Dublin join the list, and Manchester moves from the AO Arena to Co-op Live.
Who Is Supporting Nickelback On The 2027 UK Tour?
Don Broco are the special guests across the UK and European dates. The Bedford rockers are a natural fit, as Nickelback featured on Nightmare Tripping, the title track from Don Broco’s latest album.
Expect the big hits in the setlist: How You Remind Me, Photograph, Rockstar, Far Away and Burn It To The Ground have been staples of recent tours. Songs from Everything Under The Sun should also feature heavily.
Want to see who else is heading out on the road? Our guide to all the biggest UK music tours in 2027 has the full list.
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Nickelback UK Tour Venues: Where To Sit At Each Arena
All six shows are in arenas, with a standing floor in front of the stage and tiered seating around it. Here is a quick guide to each venue.
Leeds: the First Direct Bank Arena seating plan shows its fan shape, with the seating curving round to face the stage. That means fewer awkward side-on views than in most arenas.
London: The O2 has a lower tier in the 100s and a steep upper tier in the 400s. Check the O2 Arena seating plan, as side blocks near the stage can have angled views.
Birmingham: the best value date of the tour. Use the Utilita Arena Birmingham seating plan to find lower tier blocks facing the stage.
Dublin: the 3Arena seating plan shows the big standing floor and the seated tiers around it. Dublin has the fewest resale tickets listed, so do not wait too long if you want a seat.
Glasgow: the Hydro is famous for its atmosphere. The OVO Hydro seating plan shows the lower bowl, which is the sweet spot for a rock show.
Manchester: Co-op Live is huge, so seat choice matters. The Co-op Live seating plan shows the lower tier, which keeps you closest to the action.
Nickelback UK Tour 2027 Tickets: FAQs
How much are Nickelback tickets for the 2027 UK tour?
Face value tickets start from around £60 to £80, with Glasgow confirmed from £79.50. On the resale market, Nickelback tickets currently start from £94 in Birmingham, with averages between £158 and £188.
When do Nickelback 2027 tickets go on sale?
General sale opens at 10am on Friday 16 October 2026 via Ticketmaster. Artist and Spotify presales ran earlier in the week.
What is the cheapest Nickelback UK date?
Birmingham’s Utilita Arena on Friday 28 May 2027 is the cheapest UK date right now. It starts from £94 and has the lowest average price of £158.
Who is supporting Nickelback in the UK?
Don Broco are the special guests on the UK and European leg of the Everything Under The Sun tour.
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Resale prices are taken from SeatPick listings on 14 October 2026. Ticket availability and prices can change at any time.
