Limited tickets are still available for Sam Fender's Proper Massive Stadium Tour '27, including the highly sought-after St James' Park gigs in Newcastle, with VIP and hospitality packages on offer through Seat Unique.
The tour takes place next summer with shows in Newcastle, Cardiff, London, Edinburgh and Manchester. General sale demand has been high, with most standard options quickly selling out, but fans can still secure tickets at higher prices through premium and resale channels.
St James' Park Packages
The first gigs at St James' Park 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.
The £599 Gold Package includes level 3 Milburn Stand Directors' Box seating, a three-course hot fork buffet, an all-inclusive bar until the main act starts, then access to the pay bar, a post-concert cheeseboard, and private tables of 4-6 are available. The packages and prices are the same for both gigs on Thursday, June 3 and Saturday, June 5.
Other Venues and Dates
Hospitality tickets are also available for the following venues: June 10 and 12 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff; June 18 and 20 at Wembley, London; July 8 and 10 at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh; July 15 and 17 at Etihad Stadium, Manchester; and September 2 at Wembley, London.
The cheapest premium tickets can be found at Wembley, where prices start from £159 per person, plus a £7.95 booking fee. Limited tickets remain for some gigs via general sale on Ticketmaster.
Resale Options
Tickets are also available on resale platforms such as viagogo. Prices commonly fluctuate, but at the time of checking, the cheapest for the June 3 Newcastle gig is £159, with options for June 5 starting from £135.
Sam Fender has achieved four UK top 10 singles and three UK number one albums. His Rein Me In duet with Olivia Dean reached number one on the singles chart and has become the longest-running number-one single in UK music history, spending 23 weeks at the top. Some of Fender's best-known songs include Hypersonic Missiles, Seventeen Going Under and People Watching. Fender won the Mercury Prize in 2025 for the People Watching album.
