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Just one year after winning the Mercury Prize for his third studio album People Watching, Sam Fender has announced that he’s got a fourth record on the way. And he clearly reckons it’s a great one, because before even the name of his new album has been revealed (it’s SF4 for now), the singer has announced an enormous stadium tour. You just can’t rein him in, can you?
The appropriately named Proper Massive Stadium Tour is happening next summer. Of course, the Geordie will stop by his spiritual home of St James’ Park for two shows. He’ll also be playing to crowds in Manchester, London, Cardiff and Edinburgh.
Tickets for Fender’s shows historically sell out very quickly, so it’s worth having a solid plan for when they go live. Here are all the details you need if you’re hoping to see Sam Fender on tour in 2027.
When is Sam Fender going on tour?
He’ll kick off his tour in Newcastle on June 3, 2027 and finish in Manchester on July 17.
What UK tour dates have been announced so far?
At the moment, there are eight UK dates to choose from. They are:
- June 3: St. James’ Park, Newcastle
- June 5: St. James’ Park, Newcastle
- June 10: Principality Stadium, Cardiff
- June 18: Wembley Stadium, London
- June 20: Wembley Stadium, London
- July 8: Scottish Gas Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
- July 15: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
- July 17: Etihad Stadium, Manchester
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When do Sam Fender tickets go on sale?
General sale for Sam Fender’s Proper Massive Stadium Tour goes live at 9.30am on Friday October 30. Find them here.
Presale details
Fans have until 9.30am on Monday October 26th to preorder SF4 and sign up for presale. The presale will then go live at 9.30am on Wednesday October 28.
Ticket prices
The cost of tickets hasn’t been confirmed yet. For the singer’s 2025 stadium tour, they ranged from £65 to £88.
Support
Cornwall-born alt-rock band Wunderhorse will open for Fender at all of his UK stadium shows.
Is Sam Fender playing Glastonbury 2027?
You might have spotted that there’s a Glasto-shaped gap in the tour schedule. No artists have been confirmed for the festival yet but Sam is one of the bookies’ favourites, and this tour announcement will have only fuelled the rumours further. If he is confirmed, it will be the singer’s first time back at Worthy Farm since he performed on the Pyramid Stage in 2022.
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