Sam Fender's Proper Massive Tour 2027 still has tickets available, with the cheapest seats starting at £65.20 for the Cardiff Principality Stadium date on June 12. The North Shields singer announced the UK tour earlier this month and has since appeared on the 2026 John Lewis Christmas advert with a cover of The Rolling Stones' You Can't Always Get What You Want.
Cheapest remaining tickets
While most Proper Massive Tour dates are sold out, the second Cardiff Principality Stadium gig on June 12, 2027 still shows plenty of tickets on sale on Ticketmaster. These start at £65.20 each, which are restricted view seats at the side of the stage in blocks U6 and U33.
The next venue with prices under £100 is Murrayfield in Edinburgh on July 10, 2027, where tickets start at around £87. Sam's Manchester dates at the Etihad Stadium on July 15 and 17 are not sold out, but remaining tickets there start at £298.
Resale and VIP options
Tickets are already available on resale sites such as Viagogo. Prices fluctuate, but at the time of checking, the cheapest for the June 3 Newcastle gig is £159, options for June 5 start from £135, and Cardiff's prices start at £89.
SeatUnique have hospitality packages for the Cardiff dates, starting at £306 for a package with a standing ticket. The first gigs at St James' Park in Newcastle on June 3 and 5 have packages priced at £349 per person (plus a £17.45 booking fee) and £599 per person (plus a £29.95 booking fee). The £349 bronze package includes level 3 Milburn Stand Directors' Box seating, a deli sandwich, unallocated lounge seating and access to a pay bar.
2027 tour dates
June 3 – Newcastle – St. James' Park; June 5 – Newcastle – St. James' Park; June 10 – Cardiff – Principality Stadium; June 12 – Cardiff – Principality Stadium (new date); June 18 – London – Wembley Stadium; June 20 – London – Wembley Stadium; July 1 – Dublin – Marlay Park; July 8 – Edinburgh – Murrayfield; July 10 – Edinburgh – Murrayfield (new date); July 15 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium; July 17 – Manchester – Etihad Stadium; September 2 – London – Wembley Stadium (new date). The Newcastle date on June 10 at Principality Stadium is listed as sold out.
