Sam Fender says he’s “not happy” with prices for 2027 stadium tour and they’re “getting changed”

Sam Fender has spoken about the “inflated” ticket prices for his 2027 UK and Ireland tour, promising fans that they’re “getting changed”. The singer-songwriter is heading out on the road next summer for his ‘Proper Massive Stadium Tour’. He’ll kick off the trek with two huge homecoming concerts at St James’ Park in Newcastle on June 3 and 5. READ MORE: Sam Fender – ‘People Watching’ review: reflective and perceptive indie rock from North Shields’ shining star From there, Fender will take to the stage at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, London’s Wembley Stadium, Dublin’s Marlay Park, Edinburgh’s Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, and Manchester’s Etihad Stadium. Support comes from Wunderhorse. Tickets go on general sale at 9:30am GMT next Friday (October 30) – you’ll be able to buy yours here. Alternatively, fans can access a pre-sale at the same time on Wednesday (October 28) by pre-ordering Fender’s yet-to-be-announced fourth album before 9am GMT on Monday (October 26) – you can do so here. Following the forthcoming dates being announced, fans have been sharing their thoughts on the pricing levels of the tickets. Standing tickets for Newcastle were reported to cost £98.60, with seat...