Best place to buy Self Esteem tour tickets as key London date sells out
Topics: Music
Ellis Cochrane
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Topics: Music
It's fair to say Self Esteem fans are excited to see the Rotherham native hit the road this autumn.
The British artist is touring the UK later this year to coincide with her new album, A Complicated Woman, and it's proved so popular one of the key London dates is already completely sold out - but it's not too late if you know where to look.
So if you’re hoping to bag a ticket, we’ve put together a definitive guide of where to buy, whether you’re still in the process of deciding which date works best for you, or are hoping to nab one on resale.
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Also known as Rebecca Lucy Taylor, the 38-year-old I Do This All the Time singer has been forced to add new dates to her schedule to accommodate the overwhelming demand.
Plus, she recently confirmed that Nadine Shah and Moonchild Sanelly will be joining her as support acts, depending on the individual dates.
So, there’s plenty to look forward to. And with it being two years since Self Esteem's last tour, which took place in 2023, you certainly won’t want to miss out.
You can still find tickets on Ticketmaster for most of the tour – however one key date has completely sold out. There are no tickets left for Friday October 10 at London's O2 Academy Brixton and limited availability for Thursday October.
So if you've got your heart set on either of those dates, you'll want to head on over to resale sites like Viagogo or Stubhub.
For the remaining dates, on Ticketmaster you can expect to pay around the £40 mark for most nights, with the tickets being a bit more (upwards of £50) for reserved seating. Or you can go all out on the final night of the tour in Sheffield, as there are still some £150 VIP packages left at the moment.
Eventim also has tickets for most of the dates at similar prices, if you'd rather purchase from them.
But if you happen to have missed out on general tickets or the dates that you’re looking for have already sold out, there are still plenty to be found on the resale market.
We found tickets starting at £92, at time of writing, for the 15 September Birmingham gig on StubHub, with tickets reaching upwards of £270 for each of the Manchester nights.
If you don’t fancy spending that kind of money on a ticket Viagogo has tickets from £77 for Manchester and £95 for Glasgow.
And if you’re looking for a really good resale deal, we spotted tickets as low as £66 for the closing night at Sheffield’s Utilita Arena, which will no doubt be a great night.
So, if you spot one at a good price you’ll want to snap it up before prices inevitably rise as we get closer to the dates in question.
No matter where you live in the UK, Self Esteem should be playing a city near you, with her starting off in Birmingham midway through September and wrapping up the tour with a homecoming gig in Sheffield on October 18.