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Taylor Swift Eras Tour - the cheapest tickets still available for final UK shows in August

D emand is skyrocketing for Taylor Swift's Eras tour - set to return for the final UK dates at Wembley Stadium in August. If you're still looking to secure a spot in the crowd, we've got the lowdown on the most affordable ticket options currently available .

Following three opening nights in London last weekend, it's no surprise that fans are scrambling to get their hands on tickets for Swift's final five nights at Wembley next month, causing prices to soar.

While tickets have sold out on Ticketmaster , they can still be found on resale sites such as Viagogo , VividSeats and StubHub . At the time of writing, the cheapest seats available will cost you £505 from Viagogo , for Taylor's show back in London on Saturday, August 17.

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This price does come with a restricted view seat, in the upper level, tucked behind the left-hand corner of the stage - but is still comparatively cheaper than similar seats on VividSeats , which currently start from over £900, and on StubHub , which would set you back more than £1,200, as reported as reported by Devon Live .

However, if you're willing to splash out on a seat with a decent view of the stage as Taylor performs, your best bet is still Viagogo, where you can enjoy a view of the singer for £556 from an upper-tier section , for her show on Friday, August 16.

Meanwhile, the most affordable seat with a view on VividSeats for the same night will set you back £1,118 on the upper-tier towards the back of the stadium. Over on StubHub , the cheapest sightline to Miss Swift on the same night starts at £964, which lands you towards the rear of the stadium, on the right-hand side.

If you're eager to be in the thick of it all in the standing section, the lowest current price for general admission standing is £733 on Viagogo , for the August 15 gig.

This is also the most budget-friendly night for front standing tickets from Viagogo , with prices ranging from £916 to stand on the left-hand side of the stage in this front section, or £987 to position yourself on the right-hand side of the stage.

However, it is important to note that many event promoters say tickets should not be resold after initial purchase and will not be valid for admittance to gigs. Fans attending live events with tickets acquired through resale websites are advised to double check the ticket terms and conditions at the point of sale - such as Ticketmaster - to ensure a smooth live event experience.

Tickets could be voided if they were found to be bought second-hand. As a result, fans are buying at their own risk. With that said, Viagogo also commented: "Viagogo is a regulated marketplace where fans have the guarantee."

Viagogo's ticket guarantee assures buyers: "When you purchase tickets on Viagogo, Viagogo guarantees that you will receive the tickets you paid for in time for the event. In the rare instance that a problem arises and the original ticket seller does not provide you with the tickets listed for sale, Viagogo will, in its discretion, review comparably priced tickets and offer you replacement tickets at no additional cost, or Viagogo will issue you a refund for the cost of the tickets.

"'Comparably priced' replacement tickets are determined by Viagogo in its discretion. When you sell tickets on Viagogo, provided you provide the exact tickets listed for sale and the ticket buyer successfully gains entry to the event, Viagogo guarantees that you will be paid for your sale."

Taylor's remaining five gigs in London are scheduled for August 15, 16, 17, 19, and 20.

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Taylor Swift's reign continues with the latest leg of The Eras Tour. The singer-songwriter kicked off the European portion of her world tour in Paris in May, which will continue throughout the summer. From there, she'll return to North America to tour Canada and a few remaining US cities in the fall. If you're hoping to attend, we've compiled all of the details of The Eras Tour, including how to get Taylor Swift tour tickets.

Swift's Eras Tour has taken the world by storm since March 2023. The three-plus-hour tour features hits from each of Swift's album eras, from "Lover" to her Grammy Award-winning "Midnights." Each show also features surprise songs and occasional guests, so fans never quite know what they're in for. Swift released her latest album, "The Tortured Poets Department," in April, so the Swiftie hype will continue through the summer. 

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Getting tickets has become its own battle and many fans have waited hours in the Ticketmaster queue to hopefully snag some seats, if they could get a presale ticket code in the first place. While Swift continues to extend the tour, including new US dates, tickets remain hard to come by.

Below, we've put together a guide on everything to know about The Eras Tour, including the tour schedule, ticket purchasing details, resale ticket prices, and the concert film streaming options. You can also peruse resale vendors like StubHub and Vivid Seats at your leisure.

Taylor Swift international tour dates

The Eras Tour international dates resumed on May 9 in Paris. The European tour will run until August 20 in London. UK prices are listed in pounds, and start times vary from city to city. Multiple shows have age restrictions for younger kids and specifics on seating and adult accompaniment. A few venues check that a ticketholder's ID matches the name on the tickets. US dates start in October and can be found under the following table. 

Taylor Swift North American tour dates

The Eras tour will return to the US on October 18 in Miami. In addition to the Miami shows Swift will perform multiple dates in New Orleans and Indianapolis. On November 14, Swift will head to Canada for several shows in Toronto and Vancouver. All North American shows start at 7 p.m. local time.

How to buy tickets for Taylor Swift's 2024 tour

Original standard tickets for Taylor Swift's 2024 sold out long ago for both international and domestic dates. All US tickets and many international tickets were sold through Ticketmaster , although select international locations used different services. 

Tickets for most dates are available on resale websites like StubHub and Vivid Seats . These are generally higher-priced than the originals, which are no longer available. Keep in mind that some countries have rules regarding reselling tickets.

On StubHub, UK tour dates come with a note that ticket terms don't permit resale through unauthorized channels and might not be valid for entry. If this ends up being the case, StubHub notes that its FanProtect Guarantee will cover purchasers.

How much are Taylor Swift tickets?

Ticket prices vary by date and location. International resale tickets tend to be a bit cheaper than US resale tickets. It's worth noting that some of the cheapest tickets have restricted views.

StubHub's cheapest European tickets ranged from $239 (Amsterdam, Netherlands on July 4) to £1,279 (London, England on August 19). The latter is around $1,616 in USD. The lowest prices for most shows are around $250 to $1,200. On Vivid Seats , the cheapest tickets for these dates go for $491 and $1,172, respectively. 

When it comes to North American shows, the cheapest StubHub tickets range from $1,613 (Vancouver, Canada, on December 6) to $2,602 (Indianapolis, Indiana on November 2). Most of the cheapest tickets are priced between $1,600 and $2,300. On Vivid Seats, the cheapest Taylor Swift tickets on these dates start at $1,527 and $2,451, respectively. The two resale vendors generally have similarly priced offerings, but this varies from show to show. 

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Who is opening for Taylor Swift's tour?

Taylor Swift has a variety of opening acts, from up-and-coming singers to established groups. Opening acts vary by date. For the European leg of the tour, Paramore is opening for Swift. In the US and Canada, Gracie Abrams will be the opening act. Earlier in the tour, Swift had Sabrina Carpenter, Phoebe Bridgers, MUNA, HAIM, and more open for her.

Will Taylor Swift add more dates to the Eras Tour?

Taylor Swift has already added additional stops to her tour due to popular demand, including her US tour dates this fall. She also added additional dates to some of her European city stops, including bonus performances in France and the United Kingdom, among other locations.

During her 100th show, a mid-June performance in Liverpool, Swift acknowledged that the tour would conclude in December. "The celebration of the 100th show for me means this is the very first time I've ever acknowledged to myself and admitted that this tour is going to end in December," Swift told the crowd in a moment that was widely captured and posted across social media. This statement means that the Eras Tour is unlikely to extend past 2024, but we'll keep this guide updated if Swift announces any changes (or additions) to her tour lineup.

Will The Tortured Poets Department be a part of the Eras Tour?

It's good news for fans of "The Tortured Poets Department," Swift's new album that dropped on April 19, 2024. Swift is incorporating several of the new tracks into the Eras Tour, as evidenced by the first shows of her European leg. "The Tortured Poets Department" songs currently featured on tour include "But Daddy I Love Him," "So High School," "Down Bad," "Fortnight," "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?," "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived," and "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart."

Since the Eras Tour is already pretty long, this means that Swift is also cutting down a few songs from past Eras that previously made the tour setlist. The songs that were removed from the setlist include "The Archer," "Long Live," "The 1," "The Last Great American Dynasty," "'Tis the Damn Season," and "Tolerate It." 

Where can I stream The Eras Tour concert film?

If you'd rather watch The Eras Tour from home, you could always stream it on Disney+. Check out everything you need to know about streaming The Eras Tour concert film in our guide . 

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Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour UK: Tickets, prices, presale, dates, and setlist

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Is Taylor Swift coming to the UK? Everything you need to know about the UK leg of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour.

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Ever since Taylor Swift announced The Eras Tour , British fans have been wondering one thing: Is the tour coming to the UK?

On March 17th, Taylor Swift launched her highly anticipated The Eras Tour to widespread critical acclaim. The stadium tour is Taylor's first time on the road since 2018 and it's her first concert experience since she released Lover , folklore , evermore , Fearless (Taylor's Version) , Red (Taylor's Version) and Midnights . With 44 songs it's also her longest tour setlist to date.

Demand for The Eras Tour was so high that Ticketmaster crashed during the presale for the US dates with over 3.5 million people attempting to buy tickets. In the end, 2.4 million tickets were sold breaking the all-time record for the most tickets sold for a tour in a single day. As a result, it's no surprise that many fans in the UK are also desperate to see Taylor.

Taylor Swift Eras Tour prices: All ticket price information for UK and Ireland dates

Now, Taylor has now officially announced the UK and European leg of The Eras Tour. Here's what she's revealed so far about the rest of The Eras Tour, including UK tickets, dates, prices, presale information and more.

Is Taylor Swift going on tour in the UK in 2024?

Has Taylor Swift announced a UK tour?

Yes. Taking to Instagram on Jun 20, 2023, Taylor wrote: "EXCUSE ME HI I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY 🙋‍♀️ I can’t wait to see so many of you on The Eras Tour next year at these new international dates! Visit TaylorSwift.com/tour for more information on your registrations, pre-sales and on-sales!!".

Taylor also posted an infographic of all her upcoming international dates for The Eras Tour in the UK, Europe and beyond.

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When is The Eras Tour coming to the UK? What are the dates?

Taylor has now announced that The Eras Tour will be coming to the UK in summer 2024, following Taylor's concerts in South America, Asia, Australia and elsewhere in Europe. Taylor's UK and Ireland dates are as follows:

• 07/06 - Edinburgh, UK - Murrayfield Stadium
• 08/06 - Edinburgh, UK - Murrayfield Stadium
• 09/06 - Edinburgh, UK - Murrayfield Stadium
• 13/06 - Liverpool, UK - Anfield Stadium
• 14/06 - Liverpool, UK - Anfield Stadium
• 15/06 - Liverpool, UK - Anfield Stadium
• 18/06 - Cardiff, UK - Principality Stadium
• 21/06 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium
• 22/06 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium
• 23/06 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium
• 28/06 - Dublin, Ireland - Aviva Stadium
• 29/06 - Dublin, Ireland - Aviva Stadium
• 30/06 - Dublin, Ireland - Aviva Stadium
• 15/08 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium
• 16/08 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium
• 17/08 - London, UK - Wembley Stadium

Presale for the UK and Ireland dates begins on Monday 10th July. Registration for the general sale has now ended. Those who have been selected to take part in the sale will be notified via email by Friday 14th July.

If you do not get selected to enter the general sale, you will be put on a waitlist.

Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour Live in London. Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour is coming to Wembley Stadium on 21 & 22 June and 16 & 17 August 2024. Register NOW for your opportunity to access the ticket on-sale at: https://t.co/EHqeOr3zhg . Registration will close on Thursday 22… pic.twitter.com/xtAlUYJ90D — Wembley Stadium (@wembleystadium) June 20, 2023

How to find a Taylor Swift The Eras Tour UK pre-sale code

Taylor previously promised that anyone who pre-ordered Midnights from her official UK store would get a pre-sale code for the UK dates of The Eras Tour and she's keeping that promise. According to Taylor's official website, you will "officially be communicated with via the email supplied at checkout".

According to reports, the presale for Taylor's UK and Ireland dates begins on Monday July 10th and run throughout the week based on cities and dates. The dates are as follows:

Monday 10 July 2023

• 11:00 - London, 21 June and Edinburgh, 7 June 2024
• 13:00 - London, 15 August and Edinburgh, 8 June 2024
• 15:00 - Edinburgh, 9 June 2024

Tuesday 11 July 2023

• 11:00 BST - London, 22 June and Liverpool, 13 June 2024
• 13:00 BST - London, 16 August and Liverpool, 14 June 2024
• 15:00 BST - Liverpool, 15 June 2024

Wednesday 12 July 2023

• 11:00 BST - London, 23 June 2024
• 13:00 BST - London, 17 August 2024
• 15:00 BST - Cardiff, 18 June 2024

Friday 14 July 2023

• 11:00 BST - Dublin, 28 June 2024
• 13:00 BST - Dublin, 29 June 2024
• 15:00 BST - Dublin, 30 June 2024

You can only enter these pre-sales if you have been sent a presale code. Pre-sale codes were sent to fans who pre-ordered Midnights from Taylor's official UK store last year.

pic.twitter.com/7NiGQzzawB — The Swift Society (@TheSwiftSociety) June 20, 2023

Taylor Swift UK tour locations: What cities will Taylor play in?

As mentioned above, Taylor Swift's UK and Ireland tour locations are as follows:

For The Eras Tour, it's possible that Taylor will also add more dates due to demand when tickets go on sale. We'll keep you posted with any updates.

How much will the tickets to Taylor Swift's tour be in the UK?

Below are the prices based on the official confirmed price list for Wembley Stadium:

• Front standing right: £175.25
• Front standing left: £175.25
• General Admission standing: £110.40
• Level 1 and Level 5 seating: £58.65 - £194.75

The prices for the Dublin dates have not yet been confirmed. Fans will get a clearer idea of the Dublin prices when presales begin on Friday 14th July.

Will Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour setlist be the same in the UK?

Historically, Taylor rarely edits her setlists much from country to country. Taylor currently performs two surprise songs on The Eras Tour each night, while the setlist remains the same. However, given that The Eras Tour is already Taylor's biggest tour to date, and will likely have significant gaps between legs, anything is possible.

As it stands, Taylor Swift and Speak Now are almost entirely absent from The Eras Tour setlist but it doesn't have to stay that way. Taylor is set to release Speak Now (Taylor's Version ) on July 7th and it's possible that Taylor will add more Speak Now songs to the setlist once her version is released.

The setlist could possibly have some changes by the time it reaches the UK.

What do you think? Will you be getting tickets to see Taylor in the UK?

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Taylor Swift in the UK: Eras Tour timings, setlist and everything you need to know

Are you ready for it? The UK leg of the Eras Tour has officially kicked off

Hot Swiftie summer is officially underway. After over a year pouring over set lists and constantly refreshing our feeds to hear news about the star, Swifties of Britain are finally getting to experience the Eras Tour live and in person. Her UK run of shows kicked off last week in Edinburgh – Liverpool is up next. 

On her US leg, we saw the mega star perform through a torrential storm, dive head first into the stage, partake in a short-lived relationship with The 1975 frontman Matty Healy (that then inspired a whole new album), and bring her ex Taylor Lautner out to do a few backflips. We can only hope that the UK leg will be just as exciting and spectacular. 

So make the friendship bracelets and pick your Era. Here’s everything we know about Taylor’s Eras tour in the UK. 

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When is Taylor Swift coming to the UK as part of her 2024 Eras tour?

She’s over in two rounds throughout June and August playing stadiums in Edinburgh , Liverpool ,  Cardiff  and London . The dates are as follows: 

June 7 2024 –  Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium June 8 2024 – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium June 9 2024 – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium

June 13 2024 – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium June 14 2024 – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium June 15 2024 – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium

June 18 2024 – Cardiff, Principality Stadium

June 21 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium June 22 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium June 23 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium August 15 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium August 16 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium   August 17 2024 –  London, Wembley Stadium August 19, 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium August 20, 2024 – London, Wembley Stadium

How much were Taylor Swift tickets in the UK?

For the London and Edinburgh date presales, tickets ranged in price from around £59 (for partial or obstructed view tickets) to £110 for general admission standing. Front standing was priced at about £172, while seated tickets went up to  £194. 

What about VIP?

Some people with acute Swift-itis spent up to £799 on hospitality packages . Those get you things like premium seats, arrival via the hospitality entrance, premium dining options and other cool-but-expensive things. 

What’s going on with resale tickets?

With tickets as precious as these, it’s no wonder that they’re already being resold at extortionate prices. Despite a four ticket limit per buyer, resale sites Viagogo and Stubhub already have tickets being resold. Some are listed for as high as £6,000. 

Needless to say, you should be especially careful when buying anything on resale and only buy from official resale websites. 

Who will be supporting Taylor in the UK?

For her European leg, Taylor is being supported by the one and only Paramore. The pop-punk band's nine-song setlist includes ‘Hard Times’, ‘Misery Business’, ‘Still Into You’ and ‘Ain’t It Fun’. 

Additionally, in London T-Swizzle will be supported  by Mette on June 21, Griff on June 22 and Benson Boone in June 23. You can  find out more about her Wembley shows here . 

What’s the current setlist for her Eras Tour?

The show is made up of an epic 44-song setlist divided up according to the singer’s ten ‘eras’, which each refer to one of her albums. Thanks to the release of an entire double album in the midst of her world tour, it looks a little different to her North America, South America and Australia setlists. 

• Miss Americana and the Heartbreak Prince
• Cruel Summer
• You Need to Calm Down
• You Belong With Me
• We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together
• I Knew You Were Trouble
• All Too Well (10-minute version)
• … Ready For It?
• Don’t Blame Me
• Look What You Made Me Do

Folklore/Evermore (now combined into one Era)

• champagne problems
• illicit affairs
• my tears ricochet
• Blank Space
• Shake It Off
• Wildest Dreams

The Tortured Poets Department (new!)

• But Daddy I Love Him
• So High School
• Who’s Afraid of Little Old Me?
• The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived
• I Can Do It With A Broken Heart

Two surprise songs

• Lavender Haze
• Midnight Rain
• Vigilante Shit

And these are the songs that have been removed:

• The Archer (from Lover era)
• Long Live (from Speak Now era)
• the 1 (from folklore era)
• the last great american dynasty (from folklore era)
• ’tis the damn season (from evermore era)
• tolerate it (from evermore era)

She also performs two different surprise acoustic songs each night and has invited other musicians to perform with her on stage including Phoebe Bridgers and The National’s Aaron Dessner. 

What’s been said about the tour so far?

Taylor Swift kickstarted her tour at Arizona’s State Farm Stadium in March, where she debuted a mega three-hour set playing songs from across her career.

The production includes 16 dancers and many set and costume changes, as well as a moment where the singer appears to ‘dive’ into the stage.

At her show in Arlington, Texas, Swift teased the crowd saying: ‘One thing we said about the Eras Tour: you think you can just go online, you think you can just scroll and know the setlist?

‘Let it be said about the Eras Tour ,  we’re tricksy. That’s what we are [and] we enjoy a good, healthy setlist hijinks.'

Translation? Expect the unexpected. 

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The UK and Ireland will see a heavy dose of Taylor Swift during the European leg of her ongoing Eras tour.

The 12-time Grammy winner announced 50 new international destinations on the tour, which kicked off 17 March in Glendale, Arizona, on Instagram on Tuesday (20 June).

“EXCUSE ME HI I HAVE SOMETHING TO SAY,” Swift, 33, wrote in the caption.

“I can’t wait to see so many of you on The Eras Tour next year at these new international dates! Visit TaylorSwift.com/tour for more information on your registrations, pre-sales and on-sales!!”

The “Anti-Hero” singer will kick off her UK stint on 7 June 2024 in Edinburgh for two nights at the BT Murrayfield Stadium.

She’ll then move on to Anfield Stadium in Liverpool for two nights beginning 14 June. Cardiff will receive one night of Swift mania at the Principality Stadium on 18 June.

She’ll next hit London ’s Wembley Stadium for two nights starting 21 June. Finally, she arrives in Dublin for two nights at the Aviva Stadium starting 28 June.

However, fans in London will have one more chance to see the pop megastar than the rest as Swift will return to the English capital for two more nights at Wembley on 16 and 17 August to close out the tour.

European fans will be hoping for a smoother ticketing process than their US counterparts.

Tickets were set to go on sale to the general public on 18 November last year; however, a verified presale on 15 November crashed the Ticketmaster website due to “historically unprecedented demand”.

Ticketmaster’s parent company Live Nation said that they should have done a “better job” by staggering sales over a longer time period, during a congressional hearing addressing its handling of the singer’s ticket sales.

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“We apologise to the fans. We apologise to Ms Swift. We need to do better, and we will do better,” said Live Nation president Joe Berchtold.

It’s been five years since Swift’s last tour after her planned Lover Fest tour in 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic. During that time, she’s made four additions to her “family” of albums: 2019’s Lover , 2020’s Folklore and Evermore, and 2022’s Midnights .

At the same time, she’s been re-recording her first six albums as part of her plan to reclaim the master recordings, following a public battle with her former record label.

In her five-star review from Arizona, The Independent ’s critic Kelsey Barnes wrote : “Throughout the opening night of the tour, it frequently feels as though the audience is being caught up with Swift’s past, present and future.

“In the 44-song setlist that spans three hours and 15 minutes, she shows why the “era” concept is so integral to who she is. Each chapter marks a specific shift in her artistry.”

You can register for tickets to Swift’s international tour dates here.

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Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets – it’s been a mammoth journey for Swifties .

These words might cause some to spontaneously burst into a cold sweat at the thought of the fairly complex system for buying tickets, or induce flashbacks of Ticketmaster hell .

Trying to snag your spot on the Eras Tour ’s UK leg hasn’t been easy – and most diehard fans aren’t willing to just Shake It Off .

If you still want your shot at seeing the Bad Blood singer, 33, IRL, there’s always the possibility that VIP tickets sell out slower than others , mostly because of the price.

There are five VIP bundles in total for the Eras Tour, with each one named after a Taylor Swift song or lyric .

Here’s what’s included in each – and more importantly – how much they cost per person.

It’s A Love Story VIP package

• One Excellent Reserved Seated Ticket
• Special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints (Designed Exclusively for VIPs)
• Each special set contains a hand numbered print designed specifically for your show and city
• Commemorative Eras Tour VIP tote bag
• Collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker & postcard set + souvenir concert ticket
• Special Commissioned LED VIP Tour Laminate (Operates as Interactive Wearable at the show)

Prices: Prices and seat offerings can vary by city and show, but prices available at the time of writing suggest these start around £222.60 per person .

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…ready for it VIP package

• One Amazing Reserved Seated Ticket
• Special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints (designed exclusively for VIPs) – each special set contains a hand numbered print designed specifically for your show and city

Prices: These are thought to start from £227.40 per person .

I Remember It All Too Well VIP package

• One Incredible Reserved Seated Ticket
• Special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints (designed exclusively for VIPs)

Prices: This package starts looks to set you back from £332.40 per person .

Karma Is My Boyfriend VIP package

• One Phenomenal Reserved Seated Floor Ticket
• On-Site VIP Perks, including VIP Priority Check-in & Separate VIP Entrance, and Early Venue Entry & Crowd-Free VIP Merchandise Shopping Opportunity

Prices: start from £387.40 per person, varying by location and show.

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It’s Been A Long Time Coming VIP package

• One Unforgettable Reserved Seated Floor Ticket
• On-site VIP Perks, including VIP Priority Check-in & Separate VIP Entrance, and Early Venue Entry & Crowd-Free VIP merchandise shopping opportunity
• Special Commissioned LED VIP Tour Laminate (Operates as Interactive Wearable at the Show)

Prices: The most expensive package, this is thought to start from £662.40 per person .

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How much are Taylor Swift tickets? UK Eras Tour prices explained as the first pre-sale tickets are released

The first tranche of pre-sale tickets for taylor swift's 2024 uk tour have now been released.

The first round of Taylor Swift tickets for her highly anticipated 2024 UK tour have gone on sale.

Fans who pre-ordered the star’s latest album Midnights were given a unique pre-sale code for early access to tickets for London and Edinburgh shows, which went on sale at 11am this morning (Monday 10 July).

More than 40,000 people joined an online queue, with some fans reporting being kicked out after reaching the front, however.

While the “Shake It Off” singer isn’t actually due to kick off the UK and European leg of her major tour until May 2024, tickets for her 13 UK dates go on sale this month.

The Eras Tour will span all Taylor’s albums from her 2006 self-titled debut to her recent album Midnights , which features the hits “Karma” and “Anti-Hero”.

The 33-year-old megastar was originally only scheduled to perform 10 UK shows, but recently added three more shows in Edinburgh, London and Liverpool.

When is Taylor Swift performing in the UK in 2024?

• Friday 7 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium
• Saturday 8 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium
• Sunday 9 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium [new date]
• Thursday 13 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium [new date]
• Friday 14 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Saturday 15 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Tuesday 18 June – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
• Friday 21 June – London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday 22 June – London, Wembley Stadium
• Sunday 23 June – London, Wembley Stadium [new date]
• Thursday 15 August – London, Wembley Stadium
• Friday 16 August – London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday 17 August – London, Wembley Stadium

The “You Belong With Me” singer is also set to perform in Dublin on 28 and 29 June, meaning there’s a notable gap in her schedule for a heavily rumoured appearance at Glastonbury Festival.

How much are Taylor Swift tickets?

Taylor Swift tickets in the UK have previously been priced between £58 and £194.

General admission standing tickets were priced at around £110.40, while left and right front standing were priced at £172.25.

Seated tickets, including side view seats and partially obstructed views, were found to start at £58.65.

VIP packages were as follows:

• It’s Been a Long Time Coming: £662.40 each
• Karma is My Boyfriend: £387.40
• I Remember it All Too Well: £332.40
• Ready For It: £277.40
• It’s a Love Story: £222.40
• We Never Go Out of Style: £196.60

When do Taylor Swift tickets go on sale?

Ticket sales are being staggered, with releases varying depending on the individual concert.

Pre-sale tickets

Fans who pre-ordered Swift’s latest Midnights album from her official website should have received a pre-sale code by email between Thursday 6 July and Friday 7 July, 2023. If this hasn’t landed yet, check your spam folder.

Pre-sale tickets will go on sale a week before general sales.

Monday 10 July, 2023

11am – London, 21 June, 2023, and Edinburgh, 7 June, 2024 1pm – London, 15 August, 2024 and Edinburgh, 8 June, 2024 3pm – Edinburgh, 9 June, 2024

Tuesday 11 July, 2023

11am – London, 22 June, 2024, and Liverpool, 13 June, 2024 1pm – London, 16 August, 2024, and Liverpool, 14 June, 2024 3pm – Liverpool, 15 June, 2024

Wednesday 12 July, 2023

11am – London, 23 June, 2024 1pm – London, 17 August, 2024 3pm – Cardiff, 18 June, 2024

Pre-sale codes don’t guarantee a ticket purchase and only a percentage of tickets will be reserved for pre-sale.

General sale

Monday 17 July, 2023

11am – London, 21 June, 2024, and Edinburgh, 7 June, 2024 1pm – London, 15 August, 2024, and Edinburgh, 8 June, 2024 3pm – Edinburgh, 9 June, 2024

Tuesday 18 July, 2023

Wednesday 19 July, 2023

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Taylor Swift ticket prices for every UK Eras Tour show in London, Liverpool, Cardiff and Edinburgh

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The presale has now taken place for Taylor Swift's UK Eras Tour. Fans will get another chance to buy tickets for the popstar's London, Liverpool, Edinburgh and Cardiff shows when general sale opens on Monday, July 17.

As with the presale, which offered Swifties a first look at the ticket prices for her UK shows, the general sale will be staggered over three days. Seating plans for each of the four stadiums have also now been released, meaning fans can get a clearer idea what the different ticketing options mean and what their view will be of the stage.

Taylor Swift will perform 13 shows across the country between June and August, 2014. She'll kick off the UK leg of her tour at Edinburgh's BT Murrayfield Stadium, before heading to Liverpool's Anfield Stadium, then the Principality Stadium in Cardiff and finally London's Wembley Arena. Readers can see a full list of show dates and general sale dates here .

Read more: What are the Taylor Swift VIP packages? Everything included for UK Eras Tour starting from £195

Presale ticket prices varied slightly from venue to venue, but it's worth noting that these prices could change ahead of the general sale. See below for a round-up of the presale ticket costs for each of the four stadiums...

Taylor Swift Wembley Arena ticket prices

The prices fans have been offered when booking presale tickets for the six Wembley shows this week range from under £60 to over £170. The ticket prices include:

• Seated ticket from £58.65 to £194.75 each
• General admission standing for £110.40 each
• Standing left and right ticket at £172.25 each

All of the UK shows also offer a range of VIP packages, starting from £195. You can see a full list of the VIP options here .

Anfield Stadium ticket prices for the Eras Tour

The Anti-Hero singer will perform three concerts in Liverpool on June 13, June 14 and June 15 next year. The following prices were shared by fans booking presale tickets for the Anfield stadium shows:

• General admission standing - £143.40 each
• Seated ticket - £57.90-£182.75 each (the closer to the stage, the higher the price)
• Side view seated ticket - £57.90-£182.75 each
• Partially obstructed limited view - £57.90-£182.75 each

Edinburgh BT Murrayfield Stadium ticket prices

Edinburgh fans on Twitter reported paying between £86.90 and £182.50 for non-VIP tickets. The list of presale prices is as follows:

• Front Left Standing - £171.25
• General Admission Standing - £109.40
• PL1 Seats - £182.50
• PL2 Seats - £143.15
• PL2 Seats - Side View - £143.50
• PL3 Seats - £109.40
• PL3 Seats - Side View - £109.40
• PL4 Seats - £86.90

Cardiff Principality Stadium ticket prices

Presale prices for the Cardiff show ranged from £57.65 up to £182.50. The prices included:

Ticket presale seated ticket - £57.65 - £182.50 each

Ticket presale side view seated - £57.65 - £182.50 each

Ticket presale wheelchair accessible (Incl, 1 companion) - £57.65 - £182.50 -each

Ticket presale ambulant accessible (Incl, 1 companion) - £57.65 - £182.50 - each

Ticket presale BSl (Incl, 1 companion) - £57.65 - £182.50 each

Ticket presale sight impaired (Incl, 1 companion) - £57.65 - £182.50 each

Ticket presale general admission standing - £109.40 each

Tickets presale front standing left ticket - £171.25 each

Ticket presales front standing right ticket - £171.25 each.

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Ticket prices for Taylor Swift's UK Eras tour have been widely shared online

• 14:02, 10 JUL 2023
• Updated 09:10, 12 JUL 2023

Ticket prices for Taylor Swift's UK Eras tour have been widely shared online.

The singer confirmed last month that she would be bringing her critically acclaimed Eras tour to Liverpool, London, Edinburgh and Cardiff in 2024. Taylor then announced additional dates on July 5 due to the high demand seen through registration.

General sale will start on July 17, but presale began today, Monday July 10, and is split over three days with each date having its own allotted time. If you pre-ordered Taylor's latest album Midnights from her official store, you should have received a presale code by email between Thursday, July 6 and Friday, July 7.

READ MORE: Live updates as Taylor Swift presale tickets for London and Edinburgh starts

The presale has already seen huge online queues with thousands of fans desperate to get their hands on Eras tour tickets. Many people reported being "kicked off" the Ticketmaster site as they were about to pay, forcing Ticketmaster to issue some important advice.

The presale proved fruitless for many people, leaving them ticketless and searching for alternative ways to get their hands on them. Some fans hit out at the prices online as many attempt to re-sell their tickets.

Today, people with their unique code could buy tickets for the shows at Edinburgh and London. Ticket prices have been hugely shared online, ranging from around £58 to £662 depending in your budget.

However, people can only purchase up to four tickets per unique code. For Wembley Stadium, the prices being shared on social media were:

• Seated ticket from £58.65 to £194.75 each
• General admission standing priced at £110.40 each
• Standing left and right ticket were pried at £172.25 each

A variety of VIP packages are also available however, for an increase in price. These include one seated ticket and several items. Some even have early access. These include:

• It's Been A Long Time Coming Package priced around £662
• Karma Is My Boyfriend priced around £387
• I Remember It All Too Well Package priced around £332
• The Ready for It Package is priced around £277
• It's A Love Story package priced around £222.40
• We Never Go Out Of Style is priced around £196.60

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Tickets to see Taylor Swift in her first UK tour in six years are set to be in huge demand when they go on sale next month.

The singer, who has sold more than 200 million records, is bringing her current Eras Tour over to the UK and Europe in 2024 for the first time with dates in London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, and Dublin.

Whilst Mancunians were keen to express their upset at the star’s decision to miss out Manchester altogether , she will be playing two huge nights not too far from home at Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium on June 14 and 15 next year.

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Tickets for the shows have not yet gone on sale but eagle-eyed fans believe they have figured out how much they could be when they are available to purchase.

By estimating how much tickets have sold for in the USA, where the show is currently being held, and looking at similar shows here in the UK, fans have come up with a map they believe will closely reflect the pricing of the show in Liverpool . Although, of course, it is worth noting that it is highly speculative.

Posted on the Swifters 2.0 fan group on Facebook, which boasts more than 79,000 followers, the map suggests prices could start at around £49 for 'side view' seats towards the back of the stage.

Some side view seats - you’d hope presumably because they would have a better view - are also expected to be on sale for around the £75 mark. The better seats in the house could be going for anywhere between £95 - £160.

Those looking to stand at the show could be looking at around £95 a ticket. Those wanting to get up as close to the stage as possible with golden circle tickets might need to shell out for £150 for the opportunity, although it feels like these in-demand tickets will realistically go on sale for much more than that.

Fans commented on the map to suggest demand for the tickets will be incredibly high. One said: “Good luck everyone!”. Another wrote: “we need to see where is best for the kids”.

Another said: “Let’s go here to see her!”, while one other fan said: “Sounds promising.”

While there is no way of really knowing how much UK ticket prices will be until the moment they go on sale, it's a nice idea of what fans could be looking to pay. In America, tickets for shows from around $289 (£227) before rising to as much as $1778 (£1398), so tickets are certainly expected to be higher than suggested in the fan-made map.

As per the name of the show, the Eras Tour will span all of Taylor’s albums from her 2006 self-titled debut to her recent album Midnights, which features the hits Karma and Anti-Hero.

The current run in America has seen shows last as long as four hours, with special ‘surprise’ tracks performed each night.

Pre-sale tickets for registered fans will go on sale between July 10-12. General tickets for Taylor's UK tour will go on sale between July 13-20. Tickets for the two Anfield Stadium shows will on sale at Thursday, 20 July, 2pm. Details on tickets can be found here.

Show promoter AEG has been approached by the M.E.N for more information on ticket prices.

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Fans are starting to share ticket prices as the first pre-sale goes live this morning

• 11:17, 10 Jul 2023
• Updated 09:01, 12 Jul 2023

As the first pre-sale goes live for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour European and UK dates, confirmed ticket prices are starting to appear.

With tickets for London and Edinburgh dates on sale today, demand is expected to be so high that both Ticketmaster and AXS have staggered release time to give pre-registered fans a fair crack of the ticket-buying whip.

Fans who bought Taylor's Midnights album between August 29, 2022 and October 27, 2022, will be the first of the many thousands of fans vying for the chance to see their idol at her London, Liverpool, Cardiff, Edinburgh or Dublin dates next summer.

READ MORE: Taylor Swift Eras Tour UK 2024: Ticketmaster updates as thousands set to join queue

Fans including @Maha18446698 are already sharing prices on social media already, with it looking like they will range from between £58.65 to £194.75

Ticket prices are currently on sale for Friday, June 21 at Wembley Stadium:

• Ticket presale seated ticket - £58.65 - £194.75 each
• Ticket presale general admission standing - £110.40 each
• Tickets presale front standing left ticket - £172.25 each
• Ticket presales front standing right ticket - £172.25 each

Ticketmaster and AXS are expecting such phenomenal demand today that they staggered slots for various shows and dates today.

With the 11 pre-sale now live, fans are queuing to purchase tickets for the June 21 date at Wembley, London and the June 7 date at BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh.

At 1pm, tickets for the Wembley August 15 date and BT Murrayfield's June 8 date will go on sale before the 3pm release of tickets for the June 9 date at Edinburgh's BT Murrayfield Stadium.

Fans who successfully took part in the midnights preorder code promotion can try their luck at 11, 1 and 3pm - but the code will only be valid until tickets have been purchased.

For fans not taking part in today's pre-order pre-sale, Ticketmaster and AXS will continue to send out emails to pre-registered fans to confirm if they have been offered a place in their selected queue or waitlist status up until 11.59pm on Friday, July 14.

Updated ticket times and sales for all UK dates

• Monday, July 17 at 11am - Friday, June 21, 2024, at Wembley Stadium, London and Friday, June 7, 2024, at BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• Monday, July 17 at 1pm - Thursday, August 15, 2023, at Wembley Stadium, London and Saturday, June 8, 2024, at BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• Monday, July 17 at 3pm - Sunday, June 9 2024 at BT Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
• Tuesday, July 18 at 11am - Saturday, June 22 2024 at Wembley Stadium, London and Thursday, June 13 at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Tuesday, July 18 at 1pm - Friday, August 16, 2024, at Wembley Stadium, London and Thursday, June 13, 2024, at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Tuesday, July 18 at 3pm - Saturday, June 15, 2024 at Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
• Wednesday, July 19 at 11am - Sunday, June 23, 2024 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Wednesday, July 19 at 1pm - Saturday, August 17, 2024 at Wembley Stadium, London
• Wednesday, July 19 at 3pm - Tuesday, August 18, 2024 at Principality Stadium, Cardiff

Fans will only be able to purchase their Taylor Swift tickets via Ticketmaster and AXS .

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Actually pleasantly surprised by these prices.

We finally know how much Taylor Swift tickets will cost when the star brings her Eras Tour to the UK.

Demand for the stadium shows is expected to be extremely high, with a complicated system introduced by Ticketmaster to manage the on-sale.

And while fans impatiently wait to see if they’ll even have the chance to try and buy tickets (access codes for UK fans should arrive by Friday), we can all at least start budgeting for Taylor Swift tickets.

That’s because an album pre-sale took place earlier this week for those who were organised enough to pre-order her latest album, Midnights.

And through that, we can see what the star is charging for her UK dates. 

General ticket prices are set to range between £58.65 and £194.75, which might sound expensive until you remember Madonna and her tickets that STARTED at £143.85. 

There are VIP packages too, priced all the way up to £662.50, starting from £196.60.

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is on track to be the biggest and most profitable tour in history, and has been setting social media alight since she launched it in north America this year.

Fans back here in Europe have been waiting with baited breath for tour dates here, which were finally announced last month.

While she’ll be skipping Manchester on this occasion, you can bet the Swifties will be willing to travel to her other shows in Liverpool, London, Edinburgh and Cardiff.

The Eras Tour tickets on-sale in the USA was branded a disaster, with websites crashing, prices fluctuating, and people stuck in queues for hours and hours.

So there’ll be strict systems in place here in the UK.

Here’s what you need to know. 

Taylor Swift UK Eras Tour dates

It’s a bumper show, spanning three hours and ticking off songs from across her 10 studio albums. 

Here are the UK dates for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. 

• Friday 7 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium
• Saturday 8 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium
• Sunday 9 June – Edinburgh, BT Murrayfield Stadium
• Thursday 13 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Friday 14 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Saturday 15 June – Liverpool, Anfield Stadium
• Tuesday 18 June – Cardiff, Principality Stadium
• Friday 21 June – London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday 22 June – London, Wembley Stadium
• Sunday 23 June – London, Wembley Stadium
• Thursday 15 August – London, Wembley Stadium
• Friday 16 August – London, Wembley Stadium
• Saturday 17 August – London, Wembley Stadium

Ticket prices for Taylor Swift UK Eras Tour

• Front standing – £172.25
• GA standing – £110.40
• Seats – £58.65-£194.75

Taylor Swift Eras Tour VIP package prices and what they include

• It’s Been A Long Time Coming – £662.40 – One ‘Unforgettable’ reserved seated floor ticket; special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints; VIP priority check-in and separate entrance; early entry and crowd-free merchandise shopping; commemorative Eras Tour tote bag; collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set; special commissioned LED VIP tour laminate (operates as interactive wearable during the show).
• Karma Is My Boyfriend – £387.40 – One ‘Phenomenal’ reserved seated floor ticket; special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints; VIP priority check-in and separate entrance; early entry and crowd-free merchandise shopping; commemorative Eras Tour tote bag; collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set; special commissioned LED VIP tour laminate (operates as interactive wearable during the show).
• I Remember It All To Well – £332.40 – One ‘Incredible’ reserved seated floor ticket; special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints; commemorative Eras Tour tote bag; collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set; special commissioned LED VIP tour laminate (operates as interactive wearable during the show).
• Ready For It – £277.40 – One ‘Amazing’ reserved seated floor ticket; special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints; commemorative Eras Tour tote bag; collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set; special commissioned LED VIP tour laminate (operates as interactive wearable during the show).
• It’s A Love Story – £222.40 – One ‘Excellent’ reserved seated floor ticket; special edition set of four Taylor Swift prints; commemorative Eras Tour tote bag; collectible Taylor Swift pin, sticker and postcard set; special commissioned LED VIP tour laminate (operates as interactive wearable during the show).

When do tickets go on sale and how do I buy them? 

Remember, you’ll need an access code to enter any of the Taylor Swift ticket sales, which will be sent out at random to select UK fans by Friday 14 July.

If you didn’t register (and registration has already closed), you’re not getting tickets.

And if you’re lucky enough to receive an access code, these are the dates of the general sales.

Each show has its own date and time to manage the surge in traffic to the Ticketmaster website.

Monday 17 July – 11am

• London | Wembley Stadium | Friday, 21 June 2024
• Edinburgh | BT Murrayfield Stadium | Friday, 7 June 2024

Monday 17 July – 1pm

• London | Wembley Stadium | Thursday, 15 August 2024
• Edinburgh | BT Murrayfield Stadium | Saturday, 8 June 2024

Monday 17 July – 3pm

• Edinburgh | BT Murrayfield Stadium | Sunday, 9 June 2024

Tuesday 18 July – 11am

• London | Wembley Stadium | Saturday, 22 June 2024
• Liverpool | Anfield Stadium | Thursday, 13 June 2024

Tuesday 18 July – 1pm

• London | Wembley Stadium | Friday, 16 August 2024
• Liverpool | Anfield Stadium | Friday, 14 June 2024

Tuesday 18 July – 3pm

• Liverpool | Anfield Stadium | Saturday, 15 June 2024

Wednesday 19 July – 11am

• London | Wembley Stadium | Sunday,  23 June 2024

Wednesday 19 July – 1pm

• London | Wembley Stadium | Saturday, 17 August 2024

Wednesday 19 July – 3pm

• Cardiff | Principality Stadium | Tuesday, 18 June 2024

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Another big name rocks up for another big night at the Co-op Live arena this week as Kings of Leon’s latest tour brings them to Manchester on Wednesday, 10 July.

The Tennessee band have long felt like the underdogs of the alternative, indie and Southern rock scene, especially back in their early days when few artists straddled all those genres at the same time, but now they’re probably one of the best-known bands on the planet, and rightly so.

Don’t get us wrong, we all know these lads have had some massive tunes over the years (none bigger than that one , of course) not to mention so many huge festival and arena notches on their belt, but it never feels like they quite get the legendary status that many fans feel they deserve – us included.

Co-op Live certainly seem to get it, anyway, as you don’t secure a spot at the biggest indoor entertainment venue in Europe without being a big-name act and with thousands set to pour into the arena, here’s everything you need to know about Kings of Leon’s massive Manchester gig.

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Are there tickets left for Kings of Leon in Manchester?

Now, if you were looking to grab a last-minute ticket to see Kings of Leon in Manchester, you’re in luck because there just so happens to be a few spots left and they’re in the best bit: standing.

Yes, while the Co-op Live seating has all been taken up, if your knees are still working/you prefer to be in the mixer anyway, there are standing KoL tickets still up for grabs.

Naturally, with a concert of this size, they’re not the cheapest; general admission will set you back £79.70 including fees if you want to snap them up, but we’d be quick about it as they won’t last long. You can grab yours HERE .

Support acts

If you’ve already sorted a ticket, you’re getting pretty good bang for your buck too; when you’re a name as big as Kings of Leon, you can command some serious pull when it comes to who you want to support you on tour.

For the Can We Please Have Fun tour, for instance, Manchester will be treated to fellow indie veterans The Vaccines, known for hits like ‘If You Wanna’, ‘Norgaard’, ‘Wetsuit’, ‘Wreckin’ Bar’ and many more.

The kings might have another decade on these lads in terms of staying power but The Vaccines still sell out big venues all over the UK and Europe in their own right (plus they literally just smashed Glasto ), so we’re buzzing that they’ll be sharing the stage with the Nashville veterans on the same night.

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Stage times

Now, speaking of the stage, we can only give you a rough idea of the set times given that the final details haven’t been fully confirmed yet, but if you’re a regular gig-goer we’re sure you can have a pretty good guess and what the running order looks like.

As per the Co-op Live’s schedule, doors are set to open from 6:30pm with the show set to start at 7:30pm, meaning you’ll likely have an hour of Vaccines tunes to enjoy and then a 30-minute break for you to go and get another drink or a snack, nip to the loo, grab some merch and so on.

We’re expecting Kings of Leon to take the stage in Manchester at around 9pm and since the arena’s curfew is 11pm, you can expect a two-hour show or a running time very close to that at least.

The Can We Please Have Fun tour setlist

As for what you’ll be hearing, while we’ve seen some variation in the Kings of Leon’s 2024 setlist in Europe thus far, it is pretty consistent throughout for the majority, so we shouldn’t be too far off here.

The one trend we have noticed is that the four-piece sometimes switches up their opener, with ‘Set It Off’ and new track ‘Rainbow Ball’ having both been in the mix but, by and large, they mostly stick with the first track on their ninth studio album, ‘Ballerina Radio’.

Here’s how the rest of it looks judging by their most recent shows in the UK and according to Setlist.fm :

• Ballerina Radio
• Taper Jean Girl
• Nothing to Do
• Sex on Fire
• Don’t Stop the Bleeding
• Comeback Story
• Molly’s Chambers
• Back Down South
• Nowhere to Run
• King of the Rodeo
• Wait for Me
• Split Screen
• Rainbow Ball
• Waste a Moment
• Use Somebody

Unsurprisingly, it’s been going down a storm.

Is 5 stars good? Not sure how the star system works in the UK. https://t.co/SjKKeTHigQ . — Kings Of Leon (@KingsOfLeon) June 21, 2024

How to get to Co-op Live – travel info, parking etc.

Now, as for how you’ll get to shows at Co-op Live, luckily it’s right next door to a rather famous big blue stadium and its integrated Metrolink stop.

Head along the light blue or orange lines directly to the Etihad Campus or Ashton-under-Lyne and you can get off the tram literally spitting distance from the arena. You can find the full map HERE .

Trams run frequently on the Ashton-Eccles line to the Etihad stop, with services leaving every six minutes from the city centre and until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.

If you want to take another new and improved arm of Manchester’s public transport system, not only is there a whole host of routes that drop you off close to the venue.

You can find the full list of bus routes HERE , with the one in closest proximity to the venue being the 53 bus which runs from Cheetham Hill through to Higher Crumpsall, Old Trafford and Pendleton, leaving just a two-minute walk to Co-op Live. You also get free Bee Network travel with any valid event ticket.

Co-op Live and TfGM extends FREE tram travel scheme for event ticket-holders

Getting there by car and parking.

If you’re driving, there is limited parking available at the venue but this must be pre-booked ahead of time and there are designated drop-off areas.

The postcode is M11 3DU and you can follow the signs towards the wider Etihad Campus as you get closer; directions to the adjacent drop-off points will also be signposted.

Keep in mind that congestion on the roads close to the stadium is expected to gather around two hours prior to any event, so if you are travelling on the road, these are the suggested times they provide come event day – though estimates will obviously vary:

• Alan Turing Way (both directions): plan an additional 20 minutes into any journey by road.
• Hyde Road (eastbound): expect an additional 15 minutes to be added to your journey.
• Mancunian Way (westbound): plan for an extra 10 minutes of travel time.

There are also three park-and-ride facilities near Co-op Live but be advised that the Velopark and Holt Town stops will be closed post-event to help safely manage crowds:

• Ashton Moss  (Ashton line) – 183 spaces and 12 disabled spaces
• Ashton West  (Ashton line) – 184 spaces and 11 disabled spaces
• Ladywell  (Ashton-Eccles line) – 332 spaces and 22 disabled spaces

Lastly, Co-op Live is only a half-hour stroll from Manchester Piccadilly. Greater Manchester now also offers the option to hire bikes through the Beryl , with riders able to locate, unlock, get to their destination and then safely lock up the boke all through an easy-to-use app.

There are hire points just near the south-west corner of the Etihad Stadium on Ashton New Road. For more information on all travel options, you can check out the enhanced  journey planner .

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• Manchester bar to give away FREE Aperol Spritzes to gig-goers
• SOTC 2024: Avril Lavigne sets Castlefield Bowl off to a stormer with stunning opening night

And that should be just about everything you need to know about Kings of Leon at the Co-op Live and their highly-anticipated return to Manchester.

See you there!

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Courteeners performed a huge gig on one of the north’s biggest stages over the weekend, in scenes Liam Fray himself described as ‘unreal’.

The Manchester-formed indie heroes delivered a blistering concert as part of the Lytham Festival 2024 line-up.

And it was a record-breaker, becoming the largest show to ever take place at the northern gig series, with a sold-out crowd of 25,000.

Courteeners ‘ set at Lytham Festival is their only North of England festival appearance of the year, and the huge audience lapped it up.

Bucket hats, flares (no matter how hard venues try to ban them), crowd-surfing and more were all in store for the Friday night of the event.

Also performing on the stage over the five-day run of events were Hozier, Shania Twain, Madness, and James with Johnny Marr.

Liam Fray, Michael Campbell and Daniel Moores gave the crowd a hit-packed set which included Cavorting, Notion, Take Over The Word, Pink Cactus Café, The 17th, Cloud, Modern Love, What Took You So Long and the iconic anthem Not Nineteen Forever.

They were supported by rising star Nieve Ella and fellow indie icons The Kooks.

After the gig, Liam simply posted: “The sun sets on a promise kept. Unreal you lot x.”

Click or swipe through the gallery below for more pictures of Courteeners Lytham Festival gig

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• Salut – the beautiful Manchester wine bar with its own self-service wine machine

Featured image: Lytham Festival

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Monday 8 July 2024 12:51, UK

• Publicans hit out at Co-op for 'disgraceful' TV advert
• UK's best holiday parks named - with Pontins and Butlins named as two of worst
• Britvic agrees to takeover by Danish brewer
• What does election result mean for your pocket? Submit question for Q&A with Ian King later this afternoon

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• Money Problem: 'I booked holiday but might not renew my current travel insurance before I go - will it still cover this holiday?'
• Savings Guide: Savers have a rare opportunity - but it might be the last hurrah
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Submit a question using the box at the top of this page and King will choose his favourites from 5pm.

Supermarkets have done a better job of keeping shelves stocked as the cost of living crisis recedes.

That's according to the latest annual figures from the Grocer , which show the traditional big four supermarkets (Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons) have a combined availability score of 92.7%, up on last year's 91.4% return.

The biggest improvement came from Tesco. It surged from 91.1% to 94.6%, taking it from joint third place in 2023 to top spot this year.

"We want every customer to have the confidence they can get what they want at Tesco, wherever or however they choose to shop with us," said its chief commercial officer Ashwin Prasad.

"These results reflect the incredible efforts of our teams and supplier partners, working day in, day out to keep products moving, and I feel very proud of what we have achieved."

Asda saw its availability score fall from 91.4% to 90.3%, leaving it in a distant last place among the big four.

Runner-up Sainsbury's, which was crowned grocer of the year last week, saw its availability score rise to 94.1%, an improvement from last year's 92.5%.

Morrisons' availability jumped from 91.1% to 92.5%.

Protesters have fired water guns at tourists in Barcelona as part of mass demonstrations over the number of the visitors to the Spanish city.

People marched down streets and sprayed those who they believed were visiting the city with water.

Guests were also prevented from leaving their hotels when campaigners taped up exits.

Thousands of people were said to have taken part in the rally against mass tourism. 

Tension has been mounting over the rising cost of housing and rents in Spain, and the cost of goods in the shops, with many blaming the trends on increasing tourism.

The Catalan capital received more than 12 million tourists in 2023 and expects more in 2024.

Last week, Spain's government announced a crackdown on short-term and seasonal holiday lettings amid rising anger from locals who feel priced out of the housing market.

Rents rose by an average of 13% in June compared with a year earlier and by 18% in tourist cities such as Barcelona and Madrid, according to the property website Idealista.

Barcelona's mayor, Jaume Collboni, has also announced plans to phase out all short-term lets in the city by 2028.

Potters Resorts has been named the best holiday park in the UK, according to a Which? survey. 

The all-inclusive destination beat household names to the top of the table with a customer score of 87%. 

Pontins came in last place, with the popular Butlin's also placing in the bottom five. 

More than 1,700 people were asked about their experiences at holiday parks in the last two years, with each ranking their stays on 11 criteria including cleanliness, value for money and quality of facilities. 

Which? then calculated an customer score based on overall satisfaction and value for money.

Visitors awarded Potters the full five stars for the variety of free facilities on offer, the quality of facilities, and the quality of the entertainment and communication. 

It was awarded four stars for overall customer service, food and drink, value for money and quality of accommodation.

Pontins, founded in 1946, took last place with a customer score of 56%.

It scored a run of two-star ratings for customer service, quality of accommodation, cleanliness, variety of free facilities, quality of facilities and activities, food and drink and value for money.

Its highest score of three stars was for communication and the quality of entertainment.

Sky News has contacted Pontins for comment. 

You can see how the holiday parks were rated in the table below: 

Longstanding rival Butlin's also found itself in the bottom five, with a customer score of 67%. 

Guests at Butlin's rated customer service two stars, it received three stars in key categories including quality of accommodation and cleanliness, and four for the quality and variety of children's activities and entertainment.

"As the home of entertainment, it's brilliant to see that we're scoring highly when it comes to activities and entertainment," a Butlins spokesperson said.

"It is disappointing to see that some scores are lower but would like to reassure guests that we're investing in these areas to offer a better holiday experience."

Centre Parcs, the most visited holiday park, came in slightly higher at 69%. 

Survey respondents reported spending an average of £76 per person per night, making it the most expensive option not to include food or drinks in the price.

A spokesperson for Center Parcs said: "We are proud of our consistently high guest satisfaction scores and over 60% of guests will go on to make another booking with us. 

"Our guests demand a high-quality experience and each year we invest tens of millions of pounds improving our villages to ensure we meet their expectations."

By James Sillars , business news reporter

We'll kick off this morning with a deal that will probably see Britvic changing hands.

The soft drinks maker has agreed to a takeover by Danish brewer Carlsberg. 

The firm, based in Hemel Hempstead, had rejected a bid last month that valued Britvic at £3.1bn.

The agreement - subject to regulatory and shareholder approval - now values Britvic at £3.3bn through 1,315p per share and a special dividend.

Carlsberg also announced that it was to buy UK pub group Marston's out from a joint venture.

It explained that the deals were part of a strategy to create an integrated beer and soft drinks operation in the UK.

Marston's shares were up 12% while those of Britvic were 4% higher.

The FTSE 100 started the week down 0.3%.

There is plenty of focus across the Channel where France is in political turmoil.

The euro was weaker by a tenth of a cent against both the dollar and the pound after the final round of voting in the snap parliamentary election.

It saw the left-wing block claim the most seats with the far-right National Rally, which had been tipped to lead, coming third.

The result leaves a hung parliament in a country with no history of coalition government.

The country's prime minister is set to officially resign today.

The CAC 40, whose banking constituents have suffered particularly badly during the election, fell 0.6% at the open in Paris.

Iceland is searching for up to 250 new sites  for its Food Warehouse stores as part of its nationwide expansion plan.

Crawley, Brighton, Salisbury and Dundee are among the locations already named by the frozen foods specialists as places they'd like to open new stores.

First launched in 2014, Food Warehouse stores are often located in retail parks and are around three times the size of traditional Iceland shops.

Fortnum & Mason has launched a subscription service to deliver refills for tea, biscuits and jams to your front door every month.

The department store is offering three subscriptions, starting with the Tea Post which costs £100 annually and offers customers a year's supply of monthly refills of a choice of tea blends.

It also comes with a customisable initialled china mug, tin and strainer.

The Biscuit Post costs £20 a month and offers refills of the popular Toffolossus, Chocolossus or Gingerlossus biscuits, available on either three-month, six-month or 12-month subscriptions.

The third subscription, called the Teatime Dispatch, offers a selection of both tea and biscuits, as well as a choice of marmalades or jams.

It costs £25 a month, available on either three-month, six-month or 12-month subscriptions.

Cineworld is drawing up plans to axe dozens of British cinemas as part of a radical restructuring that would also include extensive rent cuts.

Sky News has learned the company, which until last year was listed on the London Stock Exchange, is considering closing about a quarter of its roughly-100 British multiplexes.

Cineworld also wants to renegotiate rent agreements at a further 50 sites, with the remaining 25 untouched by the restructuring.

Sources said the proposals were expected to be formally outlined to creditors including landlords in the coming weeks.

Read Mark Kleinman's full exclusive here...

Publicans have expressed their outrage at Co-op for a "disgraceful" television advert encouraging people to stay at home to watch the football rather than go to the pub.

The 10-second advert suggests people "stay in with two pizzas and four beers" purchased as part of a deal during EURO 2024 rather than go to the pub where, the advert says, it is "hard to see the screen".

In a letter to Co-op's chief executive Shirine Khoury-Haq, the Campaign for Pubs accused the supermarket of "openly and deliberately undermining pubs and publicans' livelihoods".

It added it was "disgusted, as well as deeply angry" that the advert was targeting pubs at a difficult time for the industry.

Nearly 800 pubs entered insolvency in 2023, the highest number in over a decade.

The letter read: "You and your management team must surely be aware of what a challenging time it is for pubs and publicans, yet here you are, a supposedly ethical business, openly and deliberately undermining pubs and publicans' livelihoods at this difficult time. It frankly beggars' belief.

"At the time when businesses in England should be uniting in support of the national football team, the Co-op has instead cynically and shamelessly sought to attack another important business sector to try to boost your own profits from the tournament."

The Campaign for Pubs has called on the Co-op to pull the advert and apologise for the campaign immediately.

But a Co-op spokesperson told the Money blog: "The 10-second advert is a light-hearted way of highlighting to our members and customers that, if they have made the choice to stay in to watch the football, we have a cracking pizza and beer deal they can purchase to enjoy in their homes, with the sole intention of providing great value on relevant products which customers tell us they want, especially at a time when the cost of living is high."

Every Monday we get an expert to answer your money problems or consumer disputes. Find out how to submit yours at the bottom of this post. Today's question is...

"I have booked a holiday for 2026 and paid a small deposit. I have an expiring annual travel insurance policy which would cover the booking if I needed to cancel. Is the travel insurance still valid for the booking, if I choose not to reinsure with them?" Mrs B

Daniel Scognamiglio, partner and travel law team lead at Blake Morgan, said it's the policy in place at the time of the cancellation that is relevant...

"If one policy lapses and you then need to cancel a trip without buying other insurance, you will have no cover for the cancellation.

"There are also other factors to consider, such as the specific policy wording, when the policies were bought, and the reasons behind it.

"It is always advisable to have travel insurance as soon as possible after buying a holiday. Often it is better to have an annual policy that provides cover from the date the holiday is bought and while you are away."

Daniel says most travel policies will pay something towards the cost of the holiday if it must be cancelled for a reason that is not your fault. 

He adds: "For example, if you unexpectedly fall ill and are unable to travel. However, it is common for policies not to provide much cover in the event of cancellation. So, it is worth making sure that any cover is for more than the cost of the holiday, in case you do need to cancel.

"It's also important to remember that travel insurance will only cover unexpected events. 

"You must have been unaware of any illness (or other reason to cancel the holiday) before buying the travel insurance policy or booking the holiday."

If you knew you had an illness or were about to go through testing when booking your holiday or taking our insurance, you'd have to declare this when buying the policy, as well as any pre-existing medical conditions, Daniel says.

"If you are aware of a medical condition after buying the insurance but before travel, you must also tell your insurers," he explains.

This feature is not intended as financial advice - the aim is to give an overview of the things you should think about.  Submit your dilemma or consumer dispute via:

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After a small break from the election results, we're back for another week of consumer news, personal finance tips and all the latest on the economy.

This is how the week in the Money blog is shaping up...

Monday: This week's Money Problem  focuses on a query about travel insurance.

Tuesday : We're continuing our eight-part  Women in Business  feature - interviewing women who are bossing their industry. And this week's  Basically...  explains everything you need to know about car finance.

Wednesday : We are back in London for this week's  Cheap Eats , where Michelin chefs reveal their favourite spots to get a meal for two for less than £40.

Thursday : Savings Champion  founder Anna Bowes will be back with her weekly insight into the savings market.

Friday : We'll have everything you need to know about the mortgage market this week with the guys from Moneyfacts.

Running every weekday, Money features a morning markets round-up from the  Sky News business team  and regular updates and analysis from our business, City and economic correspondents, editors and presenters -  Ed Conway ,  Mark Kleinman ,  Ian King ,  Paul Kelso  and  Adele Robinson .

You'll also be able to stream  Business Live with Ian King on weekdays at 11.30am and 4.30pm.

Bookmark  news.sky.com/money  and check back from 8am, and through the day, each weekday.

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