Bryson Tiller tickets

Three nights in a row open the tour: Manchester on the Thursday, Leeds on the Friday and Cardiff on the Saturday. After a Sunday off, London follows on Monday 7 December, and Birmingham closes the run two days later.

Each arena sets its own rules. At Co-op Live, on the Etihad Campus beside Manchester City's stadium, under-sixteens are not allowed on the standing floor, and the Etihad Campus Metrolink stop is right next to the building; the venue is cashless and scans tickets from the Co-op Live app. At the first direct bank arena in Leeds, a fan-shaped arena where every tier faces the stage, under-fourteens cannot use the standing floor. Utilita Arena Cardiff is in the city centre, a few minutes' walk from both Cardiff Central and Cardiff Queen Street stations. At standing shows its ground floor has no seats at all, which is why this date is sold as standing and general admission.

In London, The O2 arena is reached via North Greenwich on the Jubilee line; tickets must be shown in The O2 venue app, screenshots are refused, and doors usually open at 6.30pm. In Birmingham, bp pulse LIVE stands on the NEC campus beside Birmingham International station.

Upper-tier listings open the range in Manchester and London, while the standing floor and the lower tier, nearer the stage, sit higher. Leeds works differently because of its fan shape: there, the middle tier opens the range and the lower seats are the dearest. Cardiff is sold as standing and general admission only, and in Birmingham the tiered seats around the bowl come in below the floor.

Across the five dates, the lowest resale listing is £98.

In Manchester, Co-op Live endorses only one resale platform: Ticketmaster Ticket Exchange, where tickets change hands at face value or less. Elsewhere, and on Hellotickets, resale prices are chosen by the people selling, so they can be well above face value; the final price is shown before you pay.

Live Nation UK lists all five dates, and all of them showed 'Get tickets' at the check on 21 October. The sale itself goes through Ticketmaster UK, except at The O2, which sells through AXS. The Birmingham listing names Metropolis Music as the presenter. All five were open to the general public at that check, so there is no presale to wait for.

With every date still on sale, start with the official sellers: face value is usually lower than what resale sellers ask, and you can choose between seats and the standing floor. Remember the age rules on the standing floors in Manchester and Leeds if you are booking for a teenager.

If the date you want sells out, resale listings are the remaining route. Hellotickets sends tickets once the seller has passed them on, so they may arrive shortly before the show rather than at booking; keep the confirmation email and check the delivery details on the listing.