Sam Fender Proper Massive Stadium Tour 2027 Tickets: General Sale Opens October 30 for Wembley, St James' Park and More

Coloured smoke rises over a packed Wembley Stadium concert crowd

Sam Fender is going bigger than ever in 2027. He has announced the Proper Massive Stadium Tour across the UK and Ireland, with a new album on the way, and tickets go on general sale on Friday, October 30.

The dates

The tour opens with two nights at St James' Park in Newcastle and takes in some of the largest stadiums in the UK:

  • June 3 and 5, 2027: St James' Park, Newcastle
  • June 10: Principality Stadium, Cardiff
  • June 18 and 20: Wembley Stadium, London
  • July 1: Marlay Park, Dublin
  • July 8: Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
  • July 15 and 17: Etihad Stadium, Manchester

Wunderhorse are the special guests on all the UK dates. Fender is also listed to headline Rock Werchter in Belgium on July 3.

A new album first

The tour comes with the announcement of Fender's fourth studio album. Its title and release date have not been revealed yet, but pre-ordering it is the way into the presale.

How the sale works

  • Album pre-order: order from the official Sam Fender store before 9am GMT on Monday, October 26 to get presale access.
  • Presale code: sent by email by 8pm on Tuesday, October 27.
  • Presale: opens at 9:30am on Wednesday, October 28.
  • General sale: opens at 9:30am GMT on Friday, October 30, via samfender.com and Ticketmaster UK.

There is a limit of six tickets per person, and a presale code does not guarantee tickets. Ticket prices have not been published yet.

Tips for fans

The pre-order deadline comes first: Monday at 9am is the cut-off for presale access, two days before the presale itself. Watch your inbox on Tuesday evening for the code. If you are buying for a group, remember the six-ticket cap per person. And with double dates in Newcastle, London and Manchester, it is worth having a second night in mind if your first choice goes quickly.

From St James' Park to Wembley, this is Fender's biggest run of shows yet, and the race for tickets starts next week.