D Block Europe tickets

The run lasted a week. Birmingham opened it on a Thursday, listed at 6.30pm, Manchester followed on the Sunday at 6pm, and London closed it the next Wednesday, again at 6.30pm. All three were evening arena shows, with no matinée.

Birmingham and Manchester

The tour began at the city-centre arena in Birmingham and moved north to AO Arena in Manchester three days later. Both nights were still on general sale at Ticketmaster UK when the listings were checked on 20 October, shortly before the shows.

The O2, London

The final night was at The O2, reached by the Jubilee line to North Greenwich. Inside, the seats rise in tiers around a flat floor whose layout changes from show to show: Level 1 is the lower tier ringing the floor, Levels 2 and 3 hold private suites, and Level 4 is the upper and highest tier. London was the one date close to selling out: on 20 October, Ticketmaster UK still had tickets but marked them as few left.

Resale for the tour did not follow a single pattern. In Birmingham, standing places opened the range, the upper tier came next and the lower tier sat at the top. Manchester ran the other way round: in the October listings its lower tier started lowest, below the upper tier and the standing floor. At The O2, the upper seats and the floor opened the range almost level, and the lower tier, nearest the stage, was the dearest area.

Labels also varied. At The O2, listings marked Upper or Upper Tier were on Level 4, Lower and Lower Tier meant Level 1, and Floor Standing was the general admission area in front of the stage, which is why two listings for the same area could carry different names.

With all three nights played, no listings remain for this tour. For any future date, sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Ticketmaster UK was the official seller for the Worldwide Wave dates. The sale ran in three steps:

1. Priority from O2 presale on 1 September.
2. Live Nation Presale on 2 September.
3. General sale from 10am UK time on 3 September 2026.

None of the three nights had sold out at the official check on 20 October: Birmingham and Manchester were on sale, and The O2 had few tickets left. Had a night sold out, Ticketmaster's own resale would have been the only official route, and venue premium or hospitality packages were sold as separate listings.

That sequence, two presales a day apart and then the general sale, is the one to watch for if D Block Europe announce more UK shows, with Ticketmaster UK the first place to look. Resale is the fallback once a date has gone: Hellotickets says it works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”, and its listings name the area before you buy.