Jake Bugg tickets

The tour opens with a Manchester weekend at Albert Hall, then heads to Scotland for the Queen's Hall in Edinburgh on Thursday 11 February. After a week's gap it picks up again at Sheffield City Hall on Thursday 18 February, Bristol Beacon on Sunday 21 February and the Royal Concert Hall in Nottingham on Tuesday 23 February, before the London pair at Union Chapel closes the run.

Most shows are listed for 7pm, while Sheffield and both Union Chapel nights are at 6.30pm. There are no matinées. The dates table spells the Edinburgh venue Queens Hall Edinburgh, and Live Nation UK lists it as Edinburgh Queen's Hall: it is the same Thursday show.

A third London night

Live Nation UK also lists a third Union Chapel night, on Saturday 27 February 2027, marked as new. If you missed out on the first two London dates, that listing at the official seller is the one to check before any resale ticket, since it is the only London night that was not shown as sold out.

Resale tickets across the dates start at £63 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

Outside London, starting prices sit in a narrow band. Sheffield City Hall has opened lowest, with its stalls and circle level with each other. Bristol Beacon's three levels start close together, Level 2 a touch above Levels 1 and 3, and Edinburgh's general admission and Nottingham's lower tier follow.

London is another matter. Both Union Chapel nights are sold out at the official seller, so resale is the only route there: the Thursday has opened at a modest premium over the rest of the tour, while the Friday's general admission listings start far higher than any other date.

Manchester had no resale listings for either night at the last check. With the Sunday sold out and Ticketmaster UK showing tickets for the Saturday as currently unavailable on 3 November, only resale listings remain for Manchester, if any are posted.

Where a date is still on sale officially, face value is usually cheaper than resale. On Hellotickets, sellers set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Three kinds of official outlet share this tour, and each date has its own:

• Live Nation UK lists the Queen's Hall in Edinburgh, whose “Get tickets” button was still showing on 31 October 2026 although the Ticketmaster UK event behind it had sold out, and the two Union Chapel nights, both marked “Sold Out”, as well as the new third night on 27 February.
• Ticketmaster UK sells Manchester, Sheffield, Bristol and Nottingham. At the same check it showed the Manchester Sunday sold out, the Saturday and Bristol on low availability, and Sheffield and Nottingham on sale. On 3 November it showed tickets for the Manchester Saturday as currently unavailable.
• Venue box offices sell tickets for some dates as well, so a venue's own website is worth a look if a date seems to have gone elsewhere.

When a night has sold out everywhere official, Hellotickets lists resale tickets from other sellers. It works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners” and tells buyers: “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 keep your order confirmation to hand in the days before a February show.