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Topics: Music
Danielle Fowler
Topics: Music
Billie Eilish has officially kicked off the 2025 leg of her Hit Me Hard and Soft tour and it’s not too late to bag tickets.
Her UK shows sold out last year, and if you’re regretting not getting in there quick enough, there’s no need to panic, because we’ve found a little-known website flogging last-minute tickets.
From tour dates and ticket prices to the setlist, find out everything you need to know below.
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The American singer-songwriter is currently on the other side of the world with a string of Australian shows lined up in Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. She will then head to Europe for performances in the likes of Oslo, Amsterdam, Berlin, Paris, and the UK.
After launching hit debut single Ocean Eyes in 2015, Eilish has risen to meteoric fame, and Hit Me Hard and Soft marks her seventh tour.
If you’re keen to get your hands on last-minute tickets to see Eilish in action this year, then listen up. At the time of writing this, you can buy tickets on resale platform Stubhub. The cheapest tickets for her London 02 shows appear to be for Sunday, July 13. Ticket prices start from £301.
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The second cheapest option is the Thursday, July 10 show with prices starting from £314. As for her Manchester shows, the most affordable night to attend is Tuesday, July 22, with tickets starting at £241. As for Glasgow, you want to book Tuesday, July 8, if you can. Ticket prices are kicking off from £277 each.
If you want to make it a night to remember, you can still buy VIP tickets for her Manchester shows via the Seat Unique website. Prices start from £299 and include perks such as early entry, premium seating, the chance to preorder food and drink, and access to the AMP Club before and after the show.
Much to the delight of UK fans, Eilish is playing six nights at the O2 in London, and four nights at Manchester’s Co-Op Live.
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The singer will then head to Ireland for two shows at the 3Arena in Dublin. All of these shows have sold out on Ticketmaster, but there are still tickets up for grabs on a little-known resale site.
If her Australian shows are anything to go by, you can expect a 21-song set from across the singer's three albums and EPs. At her latest gigs, Eilish performed her most beloved bops, from Guess and Wildflower to What Was I Made For and Birds of a Feather.
With a huge number of performances still to go, her UK shows will likely look different, but at least we know she's likely to play our favourite ballads.
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