There's only one place left to buy tickets for Dua Lipa's sold-out UK tour if you're quick
Danielle Fowler
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Dua Lipa sent fans wild when she announced her now sold-out world tour, and there’s only one place left to buy tickets.
Kicking off on this side of the world in June, the British pop star is bringing the Radical Optimism Tour to the UK’s biggest venues, with dates booked for London’s Wembley Stadium, Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium, and Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
According to the Houdini singer, the first London Wembley date 'sold out in minutes', prompting Dua Lipa to add a second date in the UK capital for the following evening.
So if you missed out the first time around, then where can you still buy tickets, and how much do they cost? Scroll down to find out everything you need to know now.
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If you didn’t beat the queue for Dua Lipa tickets, then don’t panic. At the time of writing this, Seat Unique is selling VIP and hospitality tickets for the singer’s London Wembley Stadium shows.
The cheapest tickets on offer start from £259 and include entrance via the hospitality section, premium padded seating on level two, and premium dining and bar options.
If you want to make it a night to remember, you can upgrade to gold hospitality tickets that start from £699. As part of the package, you’ll bag seats on the lower level (102-143), access to the hospitality lounge pre-show with a grazing menu and complimentary bar. To top it all off, you can attend the Wembley Stadium hospitality after-show party too.
The best tickets on offer? You’ll need to buy the pitchview package. The deal includes luxury padded seating on level two, a buffet dining experience, complimentary bar, and access to a one-hour post-show party with a dance floor and DJ.
If you have your heart set on standing tickets to see Dua Lipa live in Liverpool or London, there are limited resale tickets available to purchase via StubHub and Viagogo. Prices start from £54.
Dua Lipa will kickstart the huge tour in Wembley Stadium before ticking off Liverpool’s Anfield Stadium and Aviva Stadium in Dublin.
20 June: Wembley Stadium
21 June: Wembley Stadium
24 June: Anfield Stadium, Liverpool
27 June: Aviva Stadium, Dublin