Embrace tickets

The tour starts in Scotland, with Aberdeen on Monday 9 November and Barrowland in Glasgow the next night. A weekend in the north of England follows: O2 Academy Leeds on Friday 13 November, Manchester Academy on the Saturday and Rock City in Nottingham on the Sunday.

The second half heads south. Brighton Dome comes on Tuesday 17 November, The Roundhouse in London on Friday 20 November and O2 Academy Birmingham the evening after, then Cambridge Corn Exchange on Sunday 22 November and Dreamland Margate two days later. O2 Guildhall Southampton and Tramshed Cardiff close the run on the last weekend of the month.

Most shows are listed for 7pm, with Brighton, Cambridge and Margate at 7.30pm, and there are no matinées.

Three venue checks

• Birmingham: Ticketmaster UK and Live Nation UK place the Saturday 21 November show at O2 Academy Birmingham, not O2 Institute Birmingham. If a resale listing names the O2 Institute for that night, check the venue in the listing details before you pay.
• Leeds: Live Nation UK and Ticketmaster UK both place the Friday 13 November show at O2 Academy Leeds. If a resale listing names The Key Club for that night, check the venue in the listing details before you pay.
• Manchester: Manchester Academy on Oxford Road is a complex of several rooms, from the main hall, Academy 1, to Academy 2, Academy 3 and Club Academy inside the Students' Union building next door, so check which one your ticket names. Buses and taxis stop right outside on Oxford Road.

Resale tickets for the tour start at £71 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Most resale listings for these shows are for standing or general admission areas, so prices differ more from night to night than from area to area. Rock City in Nottingham and Barrowland in Glasgow have opened lowest, followed closely by the unreserved standing stalls at O2 Academy Leeds. Birmingham and Southampton sit a little above them, Manchester Academy is noticeably dearer, and Aberdeen has had the highest starting price of the tour, for floor standing.

The Roundhouse is the one venue with a clear split between areas. Level 1 and Level 1 Standing tickets start close together, while Level 2 Seated listings cost far more. With the London night sold out at Ticketmaster UK, resale is the only route in.

Brighton's listings do not name an area, so read the details of any ticket before buying. Cambridge, Margate and Cardiff had no resale listings at the last check.

Glasgow and Manchester have now sold out at Ticketmaster UK as well, so resale is the route for those nights too. Where a date is still on sale officially, face value is usually cheaper than resale. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Tickets come through four kinds of official outlet: Live Nation UK, Ticketmaster UK, Universe and the venues' own box offices. Some of the listings bill the tour as Embrace – Celebrating 30 Years.

• Live Nation UK lists Aberdeen, Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham and Southampton. On 31 October 2026 the Glasgow night at Barrowland showed as sold out at Ticketmaster UK and Southampton as low availability, while Aberdeen, Leeds and Birmingham were on sale.
• Ticketmaster UK showed Nottingham at low availability, and Manchester, London and Cardiff sold out.
• Brighton, Cambridge and Margate are sold through Universe, the Ticketmaster group's platform, linked from Ticketmaster UK. All three were on sale at the last check: Brighton Dome from £40.48 on 2 November, after its lowest-priced tickets sold out, Cambridge Corn Exchange from £37.73 and Hall By The Sea, Dreamland Margate, from £37.94.

With the shows only weeks away, the official outlet for each date is the first place to look for any night that has not sold out, and it sells at face value.

For Barrowland, Manchester Academy, The Roundhouse and Tramshed, Hellotickets lists resale tickets and works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”. Its own words: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” Hellotickets sends tickets as soon as it receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event, so a November resale ticket may land only shortly before the show.