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More Sam Fender tickets go on sale today for 'sold out' 2027 UK tour dates

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Despite a rocky start to his Proper Massive stadium tour, battling inflated prices and reported 'bot attacks', Sam Fender has sold out eight shows, with tickets almost gone for the rest of the run.

The Geordie singer-songwriter, who has made headlines for his cover of The Rolling Stone's You Can't Always Get What You Want for the John Lewis Christmas advert, originally announced a nine-date 2027 UK and Ireland tour before adding three additional shows.

Tickets went on sale last week, with eight shows selling out in under an hour and more than 600,000 fans securing tickets.

Some tickets are still available for the remaining shows; however these have been selling quickly, leaving mainly the more expensive general access ticket options.

Luckily, we know where you can still get your hands on tickets for Sam Fender's shows – including the sold-out ones.

Buy Sam Fender tickets at Seat Unique

This week you can also get your hands on Shania Twain tickets and Raye at BST Hyde Park tickets.

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How to get Sam Fender tickets for 'sold-out' UK 2027 shows

At official partner Seat Unique, you can find a range of hospitality packages which include VIP seating, special access to bars and more. These tickets are a great option if the show of your choice is in high demand.

Although they typically come at a higher price point than general access tickets, they guarantee that you'll get to see Sam Fender live, as well as offering you an elevated experience.

There is still great availability for hospitality tickets across all of Sam Fenders 2027 UK shows. Please note that the Dublin show at Marlay Park is not available on Seat Unique.

Buy Sam Fender tickets at Seat Unique

There are also still a number of hospitality tickets available on the Ticketmaster website for selected tour dates:

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How much are Sam Fender tickets for new 2027 UK dates?

Sam Fender performs on stage at Barrowland Ballroom on October 25, 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland.

Sam Fender. RRoberto Ricciuti/Redferns/Getty Images

Prices for hospitality tickets will differ depending on the show you attend and the package you select.

Here are the starting prices for hospitality tickets at each of the UK shows on Sam Fender's 2027 tour:

  • 3 June 2027 – Newcastle: from £366.45
  • 5 June 2027 – Newcastle: from £418.95
  • 10 June 2027 – Cardiff: from £313.65
  • 12 June 2027 – Cardiff: from £313.65
  • 18 June 2027 – London: from £166.95
  • 20 June 2027 – London: from £166.95
  • 8 July 2027 – Edinburgh: from £372.75
  • 10 July 2027 – Edinburgh: from £372.75
  • 15 July 2027 – Manchester: TBC
  • 17 July 2027 – Manchester: TBC
  • 2 Sep 2027 – London: from £166.95
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