Tickets for Sam Fender's Proper Massive 2027 stadium tour go on sale this week, with prices now confirmed. The North Shields singer will play two shows at Manchester's Etihad Stadium on July 15 and 17, with support from Wunderhorse.
The tour begins with two homecoming concerts at Newcastle's St James' Park on June 3 and 5, followed by dates in Cardiff, London, Dublin and Edinburgh before the Manchester finale.
Ticket prices and pre-sale details
General admission standing tickets are priced at £85 before booking fees. Seated tickets are available in three tiers: £55, £75 and £95, before booking fees. Prices may vary per venue, and all tickets incur an additional £1 contribution to Live Trust, which supports grassroots venues.
Pre-sale begins Wednesday, October 28 at 9.30am via Ticketmaster, Gigs and Tours, AXS and See Tickets. The pre-sale is open to fans who pre-ordered Sam's latest album through his official online store, with unique codes sent by 8pm on Tuesday, October 27. General sale starts at 9.30am on Friday, October 30 and is open to everyone.
Tour announcement and recent recognition
Sam announced the tour earlier in October. The two Manchester shows mark his first performances in the city since his Wythenshawe Park show last August. He has five Brit Awards to his name and is known for songs including Rein Me In, Seventeen Going Under and People Watching.
The singer has a new album on the way, following his third record, People Watching, released in 2025. That album won the Mercury Prize last year, and Sam donated the £25,000 prize money to grassroots music venues.
Ticket category removed
Over the weekend, Sam spoke about the cost of certain tickets, confirming that the previously announced front standing option had been removed from sale. That option would have allowed fans to buy pricier tickets to stand closer to the stage.
The full list of 2027 dates includes June 3 and 5 at St James' Park, Newcastle; June 10 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff; June 18 and 20 at Wembley Stadium, London; July 1 at Marlay Park, Dublin; July 3 at Rock Werchter, Belgium; July 8 at Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh; and July 15 and 17 at Etihad Stadium, Manchester.
