Gabrielle tickets

The first week stays in the south and east: Ipswich on Thursday 25 March, Southend on the Saturday, then Portsmouth Guildhall and New Theatre Oxford on Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 March. The tour then goes north, with SEC Armadillo in Glasgow on Thursday 1 April, Bradford Live the next night, O2 City Hall Newcastle on Saturday 3 April and York Barbican on the Monday.

April continues with Bath, the Eventim Apollo, Norwich, Nottingham, Wolverhampton, Leicester and Cardiff, before a last week in Birmingham, Blackburn, Blackpool and Manchester.

Most shows are listed for 7pm. Glasgow, Newcastle, Bath, Cardiff and Birmingham are at 6.30pm, the UEA date in Norwich at 7.30pm and the Manchester finale at 6pm, and there are no matinées.

Check before you travel

• Wolverhampton, Thursday 15 April: the dates table files Wolverhampton Civic Hall under Birmingham, but the hall is in Wolverhampton, as the Ticketmaster event says. Gabrielle's Birmingham date is Symphony Hall on Monday 19 April.
• Glasgow: SEC Armadillo, the former Clyde Auditorium, is an all-seated hall on the same campus as OVO Hydro, so make sure you head for the right building. Exhibition Centre station is three minutes by train from Glasgow Central, and the SEC warns of planned rail engineering works on some dates.
• London: the Eventim Apollo is in Hammersmith, opposite the Broadway Shopping Centre and its Tube station. The stalls are step-free from the street; the circle is upstairs, with no lift.
• Manchester: the AO Arena, officially Manchester Arena, is part of the Victoria Station complex, and your ticket names the best entrance for your block.

Resale tickets across the tour start at £65 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

The lowest starting prices have come from Cardiff, Symphony Hall in Birmingham and De Montfort Hall in Leicester, with Bradford, Blackpool, Wolverhampton, Newcastle and the AO Arena close behind. York Barbican has had the highest starting price, with listings only in its stalls.

In most halls the upper levels start below the stalls: the circle at Portsmouth, Bath, Leicester and the Eventim Apollo, and the gallery and circle at SEC Armadillo, where the front rows are the dearest. Symphony Hall's Grand Tier and Upper Circle open lowest there, with its boxes and stalls above. Ipswich reverses the pattern, its stalls starting below the circle, and Oxford prices its circle and stalls the same.

A few areas stand far above the rest of their venue: Bradford Live's Lower Circle, De Montfort Hall's Upper listings, the Front Stalls at the Cliffs Pavilion and the Rear Stalls at the Eventim Apollo. In Cardiff the floor is the dearest area, while the stalls and tiered seats start lowest. Norwich and Nottingham had no resale listings at the last check.

With every date on sale at Ticketmaster UK, 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.

Ticketmaster UK is the official seller for the whole run, listed as Gabrielle – The Hits.

1. Presales. Three came first: Venue Presale, Ticketmaster Presale and Priority from O2.
2. General sale opened date by date between 17 April and 4 September 2026, the earliest at 9.30am UK time.
3. Premium options. Venue Premium packages are sold as separate Ticketmaster events, apart from the standard tickets for each date.
4. If a date sells out, Ticketmaster has no standard tickets left for it, and only resale listings remain.

At the check on 21 October 2026, every date was on sale, and Southend's Cliffs Pavilion, on Saturday 27 March, was the one marked low availability.

Hellotickets covers resale on this page. It works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners” and says: “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. For more on the run, see our Gabrielle tour 2027 guide.