Sam Fender has announced nine UK and Ireland shows for his Proper Massive Stadium Tour in 2027. The dates on his official website run from June 3 to July 17, with two nights apiece in Newcastle, London and Manchester.
You have six cities to choose from: three with paired nights and three with a single date. Start with the city you can reach, then check whether the second night is worth staying for.
The paired nights have a day between them
Newcastle opens the tour at St. James' Park on June 3 and 5. The London pair is June 18 and 20 at Wembley Stadium. Manchester's Etihad Stadium closes the published run with July 15 and 17.
None of those pairs is on consecutive dates. For example, catching both Wembley shows means covering June 18 through June 20, not booking two adjacent evenings and leaving on the 19th. Check your arrival and departure plans against the actual dates before comparing the price of a two-show trip.
The single stops on the artist's list are Cardiff's Principality Stadium on June 10, Dublin's Marlay Park on July 1 and Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium on July 8. Further appearances could be announced later; these are the headline dates displayed now.
The first deadline is October 26
Fender's site advertises presale access for people who preorder his fourth album before 9am on Monday, October 26. The presale itself starts at 9.30am on Wednesday, October 28. General sale follows at 9.30am on Friday, October 30.
Set the October 26 reminder first if you want to use the advertised preorder route. October 28 is when you try to buy a ticket; it is already past the stated album-order deadline.
The clocks above follow the artist's published notice. Confirm the seller's timezone when setting an alert outside that market. Read the offer conditions too: access to a sale gives you an opportunity to try for tickets, rather than a reserved seat. Don't count an album order as a completed concert booking.
Details of album four are still limited. The site asks for an SF4 preorder and promises more album news, without publishing a title or release date. If the album itself is part of your decision, wait for that information rather than assume it arrives before the concerts.
NME reported the announcement on October 21. Our concert and festival ticket-date guide explains why an artist's different appearances can use separate booking calendars.