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Taylor Swift ticket prices for UK Eras Tour as fans wait for access codes

Actually pleasantly surprised by these prices.

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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. 

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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.

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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.

Taylor Swift performing at the Eras tour in the USA ahead of the UK leg
Taylor Swift Eras Tour. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

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.

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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. 

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  • 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

Taylor Swift performing at the Eras tour in the USA ahead of the UK leg
Taylor Swift Eras Tour. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
Taylor Swift performing at the Eras tour in the USA ahead of the UK leg
Taylor Swift Eras Tour. Credit: Wikimedia Commons
  • 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

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  • 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

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  • 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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Pierce the Veil are bringing their massive world tour to Manchester’s Co-op Live

Danny Jones Danny Jones Pierce the Veil Manchester Co-op Live tickets

Contemporary rock heavyweights Pierce the Veil have just announced a massive world tour and they’re bringing it to Manchester for their Co-op Live debut.

The emo, prog rock, pop-punk, hardcore and all-round heavy hitters last played Manchester this past April, putting on a pretty huge gig at Victoria Warehouse, but now they’re set for their biggest show here to date.

Co-op recently welcomed Sleep Token for their first real metal show last month, one that proved the venue is more than up to the task of putting on a proper rock show, and now Pierce the Veil are the latest confirmed to be headlining the state-of-the-art arena.

Announcing the news on Tuesday, 3 December, the California-based band will be heading to the moody skies of Manchester next year.

First forming back in 2006 and now five studio albums deep, the new world tour which features nearly 50 dates around North and South America, the UK and Europe, the aim of this new show is to span their whole career thus far.

With a healthy selection of songs from each era, this one will not only as a walk down memory lane for die-hard fans but a pure celebration of Pierce the Veil throughout each evolution of their sound.

Speaking in an official statement after the tour was announced, the band said: “Nearly two decades in the making, this tour is a monument to everything we’ve built with our fans.

“These shows will honour our roots, spanning all five albums and the music that brought us here. We’re bringing to life the songs you’ve been waiting to hear in some of the most iconic venues in the world, including Madison Square Garden, The Forum, Red Rocks, and Wembley Arena.

“This will be our largest, loudest, and most unforgettable tour yet. PTV fans, it’s time to raise our voices like never before. Can you hear us now?”

We’re certainly about to…

Better yet, with a wide breadth of modern rock on show in the support acts too as the San Diego sons will be bringing along Cavetown, Hot Mulligan (a personal favourite of ours) and Crawlers as their UK warm-up acts, these shows are going to be plenty good value for money.

Pierce the Veil’s landmark Manchester gig takes place next autumn on Thursday, 25 September 2025 and, if Sleep Token’s attendance even just a year into their massive boom was anything to go by, this one will sell out pretty quickly.

General admission tickets go live at 10am on Friday, 6 December and official Co-op Members can access exclusive pre-sale from Wednesday (4 Dec).

You can get ready to grab your tickets HERE.

See you in the circle pit.

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Noel Gallagher says there ‘won’t be any fighting’ as he speaks on Oasis reunion for the first time

Danny Jones Danny Jones Noel Gallagher says there'll be no fallouts as he speaks on Oasis reunion for the first time

Noel Gallagher has spoken about the Oasis reunion for the first time and has promised there’ll be ‘no fighting’ when they set off on tour next summer.

In contrast to the younger Gallagher brother, who has been arguably more active and vocal about himself and Oasis since the reunion was confirmed, Noel has been pretty quiet on the comeback up until now.

However, speaking at the recent ‘Legends’ exhibition by Zoë Law held at the National Portrait Gallery, the guitarist and solo artist was quoted as saying that things won’t be anywhere near as rock and roll as it was back in Britpop’s heyday, as well as assuring he and Liam won’t be at each other’s throats.

The main reason being: age, in a word.

The Oasis songwriter said of the upcoming tour dates: “No, it won’t be as raucous as back in the day, because we’re on the wrong side of 50 now, so we’re too old.

“We’re too old to give a s**t now, so there won’t be any fallouts, there won’t be any fighting.” When asked if he’s glad to have buried the feud after a decade and a half of bad-mouthing and back and forth, the 57-year-old could only reply, ‘Of course.’

In Noel’s eyes at least, while many have been speculating that this reunion tour isn’t just a one-off (fingers crossed), he described wanting the now enormous world tour – with dates in the UK, Ireland, US, Australia, Japan, South America and more – to be a sort of “lap of honour” for the band.

Make of that what you will.

There have been reports that the duo have new music ‘ready to go’ or at least written, but let’s just say we got our Christmas wish with the reunion itself, so we’re not going to push our luck and risk jinxing anything by asking for too much. For now, we’ll settle for them remembering they love each other.

As for relations between him and Liam, we don’t know too much beyond the pictures we eventually saw of them smiling and joking together during that photo shoot for the official announcement in the summer.

That being said, iconic frontman and part-time troll has enjoyed playing a very comical version of kiss and make up on social media – as well as using the word ‘celestial’ a lot for some reason. He did, however, respond to what he called a “ridiculous question” rather recently.

Although he refused to name who it came from, he replied in truly irreverent LG fashion: “Oasis gonna be as good as you once were because when some bands get back together there not as good I said listen here you c*** even on our bad day we’ll still wipe the floor with [the] majority of bands out there.”

Meanwhile, it really does like the two have overcome their difference as Noel had the following to say in his interview for the Law’s photography series. We only hope this means there’s nothing holding them back from putting on the shows of a lifetime…

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