Jack Whitehall tickets

The dates with confirmed start times are mostly in January: two nights at the Edinburgh Playhouse on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 January, OVO Hydro in Glasgow on the Thursday, Utilita Arena Birmingham on Saturday 16 January, the Coventry Building Society Arena on Wednesday 27 January, the Brighton Centre on Thursday 28 and Friday 29 January and The O2 on Saturday 30 January, then Utilita Arena Sheffield on Wednesday 3 February. Most are listed for 8pm, with the first Brighton night at 7pm and Sheffield at 6.30pm.

The rescheduled dates fill the rest of the run: Nottingham on Wednesday 30 December 2026, Co-op Live in Manchester on Saturday 2 January 2027, then Cardiff on Saturday 13 February, Plymouth the next day, Swansea on Wednesday 17 February, Hull, Newcastle and Leeds from Tuesday 23 to Thursday 25 February, Derby on Sunday 28 February and Liverpool on Saturday 13 March. Several of them now have two shows on the day: Cardiff at 3pm and 8pm, Plymouth at 5pm and 8pm, Swansea at 6.30pm and 9pm, and Derby at 2pm and 7pm. Bournemouth also has two shows on Sunday 14 March, at 5pm and 8pm.

Matching a resale listing to a show

On Hellotickets, several rescheduled shows still sit under their original dates: the two Bournemouth shows, for instance, appear under 1 and 2 February. Match listings by venue and city, and if the day differs from the one in the table, the Ticketmaster event page for that venue is where the new date is confirmed.

Venue notes

• Coventry: events at the Coventry Building Society Arena can be in the stadium bowl or in the separate indoor arena on the same site, so check which one your ticket names. Coventry Arena station has only one train an hour each way.
• Brighton: at seated shows the Brighton Centre's Flat Stalls are the main floor and the only area without steps; the South Stalls are tiered, with lift access.
• Birmingham: Utilita Arena Birmingham is mobile-only, so tickets are shown in the app of wherever you bought them.

Resale tickets across the tour start at £46 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Glasgow has opened lowest, in OVO Hydro's middle tier and Level 2, with Sheffield's lower tier and Leeds' middle tier next. At the other end, Coventry, where every listing is on the floor, Plymouth, Swansea and the later Bournemouth show have had the highest starting prices.

In the arenas, the floor usually costs more than the tiers. Birmingham's floor starts far above its lower tier, Leeds' floor well above its middle and lower tiers, and at The O2 the upper tier is where listings begin while the Lower Tier and the floor start much higher. Liverpool and Nottingham are flatter, with tiers and floor priced close together.

Two places offer a clearly lower-priced option. In Edinburgh, the Wednesday has opened below the Tuesday, and the stalls start below the circle on both nights. In Bournemouth, the 5pm show has been priced well below the 8pm one, and the BIC's own listing quotes face-value tickets from £38.75.

While a date is on sale at Ticketmaster UK, face value is usually lower than resale. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Ticketmaster UK lists the whole tour as Jack Whitehall: Bad Influence. For three venues the official sale page is another seller's: ATG Tickets for the Edinburgh Playhouse and Swansea Arena, and OVO Hydro's own site in Glasgow.

1. Presales ran first: Artist Presale, Ticketmaster Presale, OVO Presale, Venue Presale and Utilita Energy Presale.
2. General sale opened date by date between 20 February and 2 April 2026, the earliest at 10am UK time.
3. Rescheduling. Ticketmaster flags most arena dates as moved to new days between 30 December 2026 and 14 March 2027, and the artist's website shows the same new days.
4. Status on 31 October 2026: every date on sale, with Birmingham, the Friday in Brighton, The O2, Liverpool, both shows in Plymouth and the 7pm show in Derby on low availability.

Three venues on the tour work with AXS: The O2, whose website points buyers there; Utilita Arena Birmingham, where AXS Official Resale is the official resale route; and the first direct bank arena in Leeds. If one of those dates shows as sold out at Ticketmaster, the venue's own site is worth a look before resale.

Hellotickets, the resale option here, says it works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”. Its terms are clear: “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. Our Jack Whitehall tour 2027 guide follows the date changes in more detail.