Sam Fender 2027 Tour: How Much Are Tickets for Wembley, St James' Park & the Etihad?

In 2026, we have heard a lot from major artists publicly calling out how tickets are sold for their concerts.

Raye was very public in discussing the bots converging on her pre-sale for the Royal Albert Hall.

Liam Gallagher was active on social media as tickets for the Oasis tour next summer sold out.

Zara Larsson is another singer to agree with her fans that tickets are too expensive.

Sam Fender: "Costs are astronomical"

Sam Fender is the latest high-profile musician to question the ticket prices for his Proper Massive Stadium Tour.

The 32-year-old posted on Instagram that he was "not happy" with the reported prices and "costs are astronomical compared to two years ago, I can't control the venue and ticketing fees, that's a sad reality of today's industry."

On the ticket prices, Fender added: "They're getting changed… It got inflated well more than I'd had in mind, it should only be inflated in relation to the cost of putting the show on."

Fender then confirmed on Instagram: "I've managed to get front standing tickets removed from the UK stadium tour. Whoever buys a standing ticket gets as much chance as anyone to be at the front. No more 120 quid standing tickets either."

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Sam Fender Adds Three More 2027 Stadium Shows

Demand was huge when tickets went on general sale, and Fender has responded by adding three more dates to the Proper Massive Stadium Tour.

There is now a second night at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on Saturday, June 12 and a second night at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on Saturday, July 10.

The biggest addition is a third night at Wembley Stadium on Thursday, September 2. It now closes the tour, and it is the only UK stadium date without Wunderhorse as special guests.

Tickets for all three new dates are on sale now, and they are already listed on SeatPick.

How Much Are Official Sam Fender Tickets?

As a result of his Instagram posts, Fender ended up confirming that general admission standing would be £85.

Seated tickets for Sam Fender concerts are now expected to cost £95, £75 and £55, but those prices exclude venue and ticket company fees and the £1 ticket contribution to LIVE Trust, which supports grassroots venues, he said.

The change came only a day after a leak suggested a very different price list. That version split the Wembley pitch into front standing at £130.75 and general standing at £98.85, with seats running from £64.75 to £130.75.

The leak also had standing at St James' Park at £98.60, with seats from £86.50 to £112.90. Front standing areas of around £120 to £130 were reportedly planned for Cardiff, Edinburgh and Manchester too.

Ticket Type	Leaked Wembley Price	Confirmed Price (Before Fees)
Front Standing	£130.75	Scrapped
General Standing	£98.85	£85
Seated	£64.75 to £130.75	£55, £75 or £95

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Sam Fender 2027 Prices vs His 2025 Stadium Tour

For his 2025 stadium shows, which included three nights at St James' Park, standing tickets were reported at £83.70 and seats at £61.70 to £100.20.

That means standing is up by just £1.30 on two years ago. The seated range has actually come down slightly at both ends, with the cheapest seat £6.70 less than in 2025.

The bigger saving is for anyone who wanted to be right at the barrier. Under the leaked plan, that spot would have cost £45.75 more than the £85 standing ticket at Wembley.

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Sam Fender Presale and General Sale: Times and Rules

Fans who pre-ordered his fourth album from the official Sam Fender store before 9am on Monday, October 26 were emailed a presale code by 8pm on Tuesday, October 27. That presale opened at 9:30am on Wednesday, October 28.

The St James' Park presale didn't go to plan. It went live at 9:30am on Wednesday, October 28, but the Gigantic ticketing site crashed and Fender blamed a "sophisticated bot attack".

The Newcastle presale was moved to 9:30am on Thursday, October 29, which Fender said was to "ensure real fans get the tickets". The very limited number of fans who did get tickets before the crash will have them honoured.

Newcastle United season ticket holders and Mags Members got a separate presale for the St James' Park shows at 9:30am on Thursday, October 29.

General sale followed at 9:30am on Friday, October 30 through samfender.com, with a maximum of six tickets per person. Demand was strong enough for three extra dates to be added, and tickets for every show, including the new ones, are on sale now.

Sam Fender Tickets on SeatPick: Prices for Every 2027 Date

Resale prices fell sharply after the album presale opened. When we first looked on October 26, the cheapest Sam Fender ticket on SeatPick was £187. By October 29 it was down to £54.

Since general sale, prices have picked up a little, and the cheapest ticket is now £67.

If you missed out at general sale, SeatPick compares listings from trusted resale sites side by side, so you can see the lowest price for each night in one place.

Date	Venue	Starting Price
Thursday, June 3	St James' Park, Newcastle	£130
Saturday, June 5	St James' Park, Newcastle	£125
Thursday, June 10	Principality Stadium, Cardiff	£76
Saturday, June 12	Principality Stadium, Cardiff	£74
Friday, June 18	Wembley Stadium, London	£69
Sunday, June 20	Wembley Stadium, London	£67
Thursday, July 1	Marlay Park, Dublin	£114
Thursday, July 8	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	£67
Saturday, July 10	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	£76
Thursday, July 15	Etihad Stadium, Manchester	£82
Saturday, July 17	Etihad Stadium, Manchester	£75
Thursday, September 2	Wembley Stadium, London	£89

What Sam Fender Resale Prices Tell Us About Each Stadium

Wembley is still one of the cheapest ways to see Fender in 2027. The Sunday night starts from £67 and the Friday from £69. That is above the cheapest £55 face value seat, but still a huge drop from the £225 the Friday started at on October 26.

The new third night at Wembley on Thursday, September 2 starts from £89, the most expensive way into the national stadium. These are the biggest headline shows of his career, and with three nights at Wembley there are plenty of tickets to go around, so check the Wembley Stadium seating plan to see what you're getting at each price point.

Back home in Newcastle, it is a different story. Both nights at St James' Park start at £125 to £130, the highest of any venue on the tour and almost double what you'll pay at Wembley.

This is his third run of stadium shows at the home of Newcastle United, after sell-outs in 2023 and 2025, and the St James' Park seating plan is worth checking before you pick a block. The Thursday has seen the biggest rise of any night since general sale, up £18, which fits with a home crowd that tends to hang on to its tickets.

Cardiff now has two nights at the Principality Stadium, from £76 on June 10 and £74 on the newly added June 12. They are the only Welsh dates on the tour, and the only nights in June outside Newcastle and London.

Edinburgh has a second night too. The Thursday at Murrayfield on July 8 starts from £67, level with Wembley as the cheapest ticket on the tour, while the new Saturday on July 10 is from £76. These are the only Scottish shows on the tour, so the Murrayfield seating plan is worth a look for fans travelling from across Scotland.

Manchester starts at £82 for the Thursday at the Etihad and £75 for the Saturday on July 17. Whether you go on a weeknight or a weekend makes very little difference to the cheapest ticket, with Newcastle, Cardiff and Manchester all within £7 across their two nights.

Dublin is the outlier. Marlay Park starts at £114 but has by far the narrowest spread of prices on the tour. It is also, along with the new September 2 date at Wembley, one of two shows without Wunderhorse as special guests.

Sam Fender 2027: Average Ticket Prices by Venue

Starting prices only tell part of the story. Here's the average price of a listing for each night on SeatPick, correct as of November 1, 2026. Prices will change.

Date	Venue	Average Price
Thursday, June 3	St James' Park, Newcastle	£207
Saturday, June 5	St James' Park, Newcastle	£223
Thursday, June 10	Principality Stadium, Cardiff	£200
Saturday, June 12	Principality Stadium, Cardiff	£185
Friday, June 18	Wembley Stadium, London	£156
Sunday, June 20	Wembley Stadium, London	£151
Thursday, July 1	Marlay Park, Dublin	£162
Thursday, July 8	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	£201
Saturday, July 10	Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh	£200
Thursday, July 15	Etihad Stadium, Manchester	£204
Saturday, July 17	Etihad Stadium, Manchester	£199
Thursday, September 2	Wembley Stadium, London	£202

The two June nights at Wembley remain the best value on average, at £156 and £151. The new September 2 date averages £202, in line with most of the other stadiums.

The Saturday homecoming at St James' Park is still the most expensive on average at £223, though that is down from £297 on October 29. It still says a lot about how big a moment those Newcastle shows are for Fender and his fans.

If you're heading to Manchester, the Etihad Stadium seating plan shows where each tier sits. Fans going to Cardiff can do the same with the Principality Stadium seating plan.

For everything we knew before the dates were confirmed, our earlier guide to the Sam Fender 2027 tour venues and cities is still worth a read. Our breakdown of Oasis 2027 tour ticket prices is a useful comparison for another huge British stadium run next summer.

Sam Fender 2027 Tour Tickets: FAQs

How much are Sam Fender tickets for the 2027 tour?

Official standing tickets cost £85 and seats cost £95, £75 or £55, before venue and ticketing fees and a £1 LIVE Trust contribution. Resale listings on SeatPick currently start from £67.

Has Sam Fender added more 2027 dates?

Yes. Following huge demand, Fender added a second night at Cardiff's Principality Stadium on June 12, a second night at Murrayfield in Edinburgh on July 10 and a third night at Wembley Stadium on September 2.

Are Sam Fender 2027 tickets still on sale?

Yes. The album pre-order presale opened at 9:30am on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and general sale followed at 9:30am on Friday, October 30 via samfender.com. Tickets for all dates, including the three new shows, are on sale now.

Are there front standing tickets for Sam Fender in 2027?

No. Fender had front standing removed from the UK stadium tour, so every £85 standing ticket gives you the same chance of getting to the front.

Which Sam Fender 2027 show is the cheapest?

The Sunday night at Wembley Stadium on June 20 has the lowest average price on SeatPick at £151, and shares the cheapest starting price of £67 with Murrayfield on July 8. St James' Park in Newcastle has the highest starting prices on the tour, from £125.

Resale prices are based on listings on SeatPick as of November 1, 2026, and may change. Official face values are as confirmed by Sam Fender before venue and booking fees.