Sam Fender’s Summer Tour: Which Cities Made the Cut—and Why Fans Are Losing Their Minds Over St James’s Park Tickets
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Sam Fender’s North East homecoming is turning into a full-blown ticket frenzy — and honestly, can you blame the fans? With the cosmic energy of Mercury in retrograde stirring up all kinds of last-minute scrambles, it seems even the stars want you to snag a spot at his St James’s Park gigs this summer. The South Shields troubadour is not just dusting off his hometown shoes but hitting the road to celebrate his latest album, People Watching, with stops in Manchester and London too. And as if juggling three Newcastle nights wasn’t enough, Fender’s also commanding major festival stages from Glastonbury to the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend. So, whether you’re a die-hard local or planning a musical pilgrimage under this unpredictable astral weather—why not grab those tickets before Venus flips the script again? LEARN MORE.
Sam Fender fans are scrambling to buy tickets for his homecoming gigs at St James’s Park in Newcastle with three show dates up for grabs.
In case you missed it, the South Shields singer-songwriter is heading on tour to celebrate new album People Watching, with performances in Newcastle, Manchester, and London.
As though that isn’t enough to keep him busy, the northern legend will also make headline appearances at huge festivals, from Glastonbury and Edinburgh Summer Sessions to BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend.
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For those of you keen to see the Tyrants singer live this summer, it’s not too late to be a part of the crowd. From tour dates and tickets to support acts, scroll down to find out if he’s performing in a city near you now.
At the time of writing this, there are still limited Sam Fender St James’s Park tickets available via Ticketmaster and See Tickets, plus other show dates.
If you’re out of luck, resale is your next best option. Resale tickets are available via StubHub and Viagogo. The cheapest Newcastle date up for grabs? You want to book Saturday, June 14, where tickets start from £121.
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If you’re happy to travel a little further afield, the second least expensive show date is BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend on Saturday, May 24, where prices kick off at £96. The event will take place at Liverpool’s Sefton Park.
To avoid ticket scams and ensure a money-back guarantee, always purchase resale tickets through verified sites such as StubHub and Viagogo.
If you fancy making a proper night of it, VIP packages and private boxes at London Stadium are currently on offer over on Seat Unique, and prices start from £199 per person.
Fender will be in good company on tour, as the likes of CMAT, Wunderhorse, Olivia Dean, and Young Jesus, will join as support acts. However, one of his biggest support acts, The War On Drugs, recently pulled out due to ‘personal scheduling issues’.
Taking his new album on the road, Fender is set to perform at multiple venues this summer, from London Stadium to St James’s Park and the Royal Highland Showgrounds. You can find out if he’s playing in a city near you below.
Visit See Tickets now to find out more.
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