Electric Callboy tickets

The UK leg is short and tight. Manchester opens it on the Saturday, Nottingham follows the next evening, and after a night off the band plays Bournemouth on the Tuesday and Cardiff on the Wednesday. Every show is listed for 6pm, with no matinées, and the last two fall on weeknights, so sort out the journey home in advance.

The four venues

• Manchester: Co-op Live stands on the Etihad Campus, with the Etihad Campus Metrolink stop next to it. Under-sixteens are not allowed on its standing floor, and the venue asks fans not to arrive before 9am or camp outside; it hands out no numbered wristbands.
• Nottingham: Motorpoint Arena Nottingham is part of the National Ice Centre in the Lace Market, a short walk from the Lace Market tram stop. Its floor is standing or seated depending on the show.
• Bournemouth: the BIC holds its big concerts in the Windsor Hall, a couple of minutes from the Pier, and its balconies stay seated even when the floor is standing. Bournemouth station is more than a mile away, so a bus to the Pier stop saves a long walk.
• Cardiff: Utilita Arena Cardiff is a city-centre venue a few minutes on foot from both Cardiff Central and Cardiff Queen Street. At standing shows its ground floor is general admission with no seats, and the tiered blocks around it are not step-free.

Resale listings for the four dates start at £112 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Manchester has opened lowest, with Co-op Live's lower and upper tiers priced close together and its floor standing far above both. Nottingham has the same shape: its lower tier is where listings begin, while the tier, standing and floor listings sit much higher.

Bournemouth's resale tickets come under two labels, Standing and Floor, and the Floor ones are priced far higher, so read what each listing covers before you choose. Every resale ticket for Cardiff is general admission, which keeps the choice simple there.

Co-op Live also has listings under two labels that match none of the arena's levels, Hangout and Souv2. Open them to see exactly what is being sold before comparing them with a standard ticket.

As long as the official seller still has tickets, face value is usually the cheaper route. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Two official outlets share the run. Ticketmaster UK sells Manchester, Nottingham and Bournemouth, while Live Nation UK lists Cardiff, where its event page showed “Get tickets” on 21 October 2026. General sale was open for all four dates at that check, and Ticketmaster had flagged the Nottingham and Bournemouth nights as low availability.

Manchester has a venue rule worth knowing before you buy anywhere else. Co-op Live endorses only Ticketmaster's Ticket Exchange for resale, where fans pass tickets on at face value or less, and tickets for its events are scanned from the Co-op Live app. The arena is cashless, and it allows one bag per person, no larger than A4.

If a date or the area you want sells out, resale is what remains. Hellotickets works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”, and its policy reads: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” Tickets are sent as soon as Hellotickets receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so for a January show keep the order confirmation handy until your ticket arrives.