Sam Fender People Watching Tour
Sam Fender has announced the People Watching Tour for December 2024 plus special guests Wunderhorse.
Sam Fender UK & Ireland Tour Dates:
Dublin 3Arena, 02 Dec
Leeds First Direct Arena, 04
Manchester Co-op Live, 06
Manchester Co-op Live, 07 ***EXTRA DATE***
London The O2, 10
London The O2, 12 ***EXTRA DATE***
Birmingham Utilita Arena, 13
Glasgow OVO Hydro, 16
Glasgow OVO Hydro, 17 ***EXTRA DATE***
Newcastle Utilita Arena, 20
Tickets on sale Friday (25 October) at 10am from Ticketmaster AXS See Tickets
VIP Tickets & Hospitality Packages from Seat Unique
The UK tour will be Sam Fender’s first since spring 2022 as well as mark his first performance in the capital city since his huge Finsbury Park headliner. He has subsequently performed at Reading & Leeds Festival in 2023 as well as Boardmasters earlier this summer following an intimate Plymouth warm-up gig.
The run of shows will also include a hometown Newcastle gig, with tickets available by ballot to fans with North-East postcodes only, due to the expected high demand.
Additionally, the North Shields singer-songwriter will embark on a European leg in spring 2025, which will include dates in Paris, Zurich, Cologne, Berlin, Amsterdam and more.
News of the tour broke after teaser billboards were spotted at various UK arenas earlier this week, as well as a countdown clock on the artist’s official website.
Sam Fender confirmed that his third studio record was finished and “mastered” earlier this month.
CHECK OUT THE POST HERE:
View this post on Instagram
The upcoming full-length will be the follow-up to ‘Seventeen Going Under’, which reached No.1 in the UK.
PRE-ORDER ALBUM 3 HERE:
UK & EU People Watching Tour!!!
Back on the road this December!
Tickets on general sale next frid oct 25th 10AM local
Preorder Album 3 (!!) for access to our presale on oct 22nd. This doesn’t include our Newcastle show where we’re running a ballot
>>> https://t.co/bifcXqvMDh pic.twitter.com/lU6axmNIwn— Sam Fender (@samfendermusic) October 18, 2024
Image Credit: Niall Lea / PRESS
