The 1975 have added a second Manchester show to their upcoming tour due to huge demand, with tickets on sale on Friday 7 September.
The hugely popular pop-rock group, led by the internet’s favourite frontman Matty Healy, announced the UK and European leg of their Still… At Their Very Best tour last week.
They’re set to perform back on home turf at the AO Arena in February 2024.
The 1975 had already announced a show on 18 February, but since pre-sale tickets went on sale have now thrown in a second Manchester gig on Saturday 17 February.
The new tour will be their biggest-ever shows in Europe and will wrap up their ‘Being Funny In A Foreign Language’ campaign.
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If you’re wanting to nab tickets to see The 1975 at the AO Arena in Manchester, here’s what you need to know.
When do The 1975 tickets go on sale?
An Exclusive Fan Presale for The 1975 tickets kicked off from Wednesday 6 September at 10am local time, and has already sold out.
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But tickets will go on general sale through See Tickets on Friday 8 September at 10am local time.
Set your alarms now…
The 1975. Still … at their very best UK & Europe 2024
Extra shows added in London, Manchester & Glasgow due to phenomenal demand.
We’ve got all the ticket price information you need for general admission tickets, including booking fees.
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Standing tickets (which will probably be the most in-demand, because who doesn’t want to dance freely and get as close as possible to the stage at a The 1975 gig) are priced at £65, or £74.55 once you include booking fees.
Seats start from just £40 and go up to £65.
Here’s a simpler breakdown of ticket prices:
Standing – £65 (£74.55 inc booking fee)
Seats – £65 (£74.55 inc booking fee)
Seats – £50 (£58.05 inc booking fee)
Seats – £40 (£47.05)
These will all be on sale with See Tickets from 10am on Friday 8 September.
What are the full tour dates?
Fri 09/02/24 – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
Mon 12/02/24 – London, UK – The O2
Tue 13/02/24 – London, UK – The O2
Sun 18/02/24 – Manchester, UK – AO Arena
Wed 21/02/24 – Birmingham, UK – Resorts World Arena
Mon 26/02/24 – Lisbon, PT – Campo Pequeno
Tue 27/02/24 – Madrid, ES – WiZink Center
Fri 01/03/24 – Paris, FR – Le Zénith
Sat 02/03/24 – Amsterdam, NL – AFAS Live
Sun 03/03/24 – Brussels, BE – Forest National
Tue 05/03/24 – Hamburg, DE – Barclays Arena
Thu 07/03/24 – Oslo, NO – Oslo Spektrum
Fri 08/03/24 – Stockholm, SE – Annexet
Sun 10/03/24 – Copenhagen, DK – KB Hallen
Tue 12/03/24 – Berlin, DE – Verti Music Hall
Wed 13/03/24 – Warsaw, PL – Torwar Hall
Thu 14/03/24 – Prague, CZ – Fortuna Hall
Sat 16/03/24 – Zürich, CH – Hallenstadion Zurich
Mon 18/03/24 – Munich, DE – Zenith
Tue 19/03/24 – Milan, IT – Mediolanum Forum
Thu 21/03/24 – Frankfurt, DE – Jahrhunderthalle
Fri 22/03/24 – Cologne, DE – Palladium
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Emily Sergeant
A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man who was attacked two years ago in Oldham.
Ramon Logan was left seriously injured following the assault, which took place in Oldham back in July 2024, resulting in life-changing injuries, and a man was even jailed following the attack while Ramon continued to fight for his life.
Sadly, Ramon died on 30 June at the age of 42.
A Home Office post-mortem has taken place and further reviews are being conducted to determine the cause of death.
Following this and further enquiries that have been carried out, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has confirmed that officers have now launched a murder investigation, but no arrests have been made as of yet.
Speaking as the murder investigation has been launched, Detective Inspector Andy Day, from GMP’s Oldham district, said: “We know how difficult and painful the last two years have been for Ramon’s family, and we are continuing to support them following his death last week.
“We have now launched a murder investigation, and are keeping his family updated as we progress our enquiries. We are assessing all available material and will be making further reviews in due course.”
Ramon’s wife, Charlotte, has also paid tribute to him: “It is with a broken heart I announce the passing of my beautiful husband, Ray Logan, on 30th June. Ray was a loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend to many, and will be missed immensely by everyone who knew him.
“Ray was a part of so many people’s lives, and as much as we all have our existing memories to remember him by, it is heart-breaking that we won’t get to make any new ones.
“Ray never stopped fighting to get better for the last two years, all we can wish for now is that he gets the justice he deserves.”
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Yet another major Deansgate Locks nightlife spot has closed in Manchester
Daisy Jackson
Deansgate Locks is set to lose yet another of its nightlife spots, with Ark confirming it will be shutting its doors ‘within weeks’.
The multi-room, multi-storey, multi-genre nightclub has been part of the canalside development for more than a decade, having first opened back in 2014.
At that time, Deansgate Locks was arguably Manchester’s leading nightlife destination, drawing hundreds of students and party-goers to its mix of venues.
The railway arches have been home to iconic clubs and bars including Baa Bar, Lola Lo, Revolution, and Sugar Buddha, as well as The Comedy Store.
But with news that Ark Manchester is closing too, it leaves only Popworld left at what was previously one of the city’s hottest destinations.
In a statement shared with the Manchester Evening News, a spokesperson for Stonegate said: “The hospitality sector continues to face significant challenges.
Ark Manchester will be closing for goodIt leaves Deansgate Locks with just one venue
“After careful consideration, and despite our best efforts, Ark Manchester is no longer commercially viable and we have taken the difficult decision to close the venue.
“Our priority is to support our hard‑working team during this time, and we would like to thank them for their commitment and dedication. We would also like to thank our guests and the local community for their support over the years.”
It’s believed that Ark Manchester will close on Deansgate Locks in the next few weeks.
Daisy Jackson -
7th September 2023 
