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June is the busiest month, with five shows in ten days: Delamere Forest, Lincoln Castle, Cannock Chase Forest, Westonbirt Arboretum in Gloucestershire and Dreamland in Margate. July crosses into Wales for the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod on Thursday 1 July and Cardiff Castle on Friday 9 July, then heads north to Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Sunday 18 July and the Piece Hall in Halifax on Friday 23 July. A single August date at Colchester Castle Park rounds off the summer.

Many of the shows fall midweek: Wednesdays at Delamere Forest and Cannock Chase Forest, Thursdays at Lincoln Castle, Westonbirt Arboretum and Llangollen. If you are travelling from another town for a weeknight show in a forest or a castle, plan the journey home before you book.

Start times vary more than on most tours. The listings give 4pm at Llangollen and Colchester, while most other dates sit between 5pm and 6pm. Your ticket will confirm gate and stage times, which matter at outdoor venues where queues build at the entrance.

Nine of the ten dates are general admission, with no seat numbers. Scarborough Open Air Theatre is the only venue on the list with seats, split into colour-coded blocks alongside an unreserved standing area.

At nine of the venues, general admission is the only section on the resale listings, so the price differences come from the date and the individual listing rather than from where you will stand. Weekend and city dates are not automatically dearer, so compare the starting price of each row in the table before you pick a night.

Scarborough is the one show where the section changes the price. Unreserved Standing, Purple Seating and Green Seating open the range there; Red and Blue Seating sit higher; and White Seating is the most expensive block on the listings.

Across the whole tour, resale listings start at £134.

Because the other nine dates were still on sale at the last checks, look at the face-value price at Ticketmaster UK first. On Hellotickets the seller chooses the price, which may be higher than face value, and you see the total before you pay.

All ten dates are sold by Ticketmaster UK. Five presales ran before the general sale: the Blue Artist Presale, the Ronan Keating Artist Presale, a PayPal Presale, the Live Nation Presale and the Ticketmaster Presale. The general sale followed at 10am UK time on 25 September 2026.

When the official artist page was read on 21 October, no date was sold out, but on 3 November Live Nation UK showed Halifax on 23 July as sold out, so resale listings are the only option for that night. On 5 November Ticketmaster UK showed low availability for Scarborough on 18 July. If another sells out, Ticketmaster flags it and no standard tickets are left, so resale listings become the only option for that night.

Hellotickets describes its resale this way: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” Tickets bought this far ahead are passed on when the seller provides them, so do not expect them in your inbox straight away, and keep your booking reference to hand.